9 Comments

1. 

   Jeff

   Mar 4, 2013 at 9:15 am

   If $299 is too rich for you, then wait a bit for the knockoffs to start arriving from china…

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2. 

   Phil Long

   Feb 14, 2013 at 12:39 am

   Hello Steve,

   The answer to your question is EVERY other putter (not only center shafted but heel shafted too) flops wide open at address. Ours does not. This video better explains what I am talking about. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7-075NYY14.

   If you have any other questions please contact me at [email protected]

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     Preston Webster

     Apr 15, 2013 at 11:46 am

     I have been playing golf since I was 14….I’m now 64. I am also considered an avid putter collector. I have used Scotty Camerons, Bettinardi’s, Edel, Palombi, Piretti, C&L, Sunset Golf, Odyssey, Lajosi and others. I took a severe gamble on the Axis1 Eagle putter. I watched all the YouTube videos I could find and checked the website. I admit, the design initially looked more than just different. But, after listening and reading about the putter I just had to try it. I have been using this putter religiously for close to a year now. Sure, I get the usual “stares” from onlookers on the practice green and lots of questions. I challenge everyone I meet to putt a few balls with this putter and then putt with their own brand of specialty. The look on their faces spell volumes! They are quickly convinced how the Axis1 Eagle provides immediate “feedback” when the clubhead meets the ball. My putting has improved considerably since using this putter. On putts inside 15 feet, I am as confident of making the putt as I am with a 3 footer! My scores and handicap have both dropped as a result of not missing the “money putts” inside 5 feet. At 64 I still carry an 8 handicap which I am quite proud of. I post every score no matter what course I play or what tee box I play. My handicap is legitimate enough to play courses of varying slope rating and know that I will play pretty close to my handicap. The look on the faces of my playing partners is what I treasure! Due to the “weird” shape of the putter head, when I make a long “bomb”, my partners just say “Snaked Again!” I am such a believer in this putter that I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone. Anybody and everybody uses a Cameron or Ping or Odyssey? Just because those companies spend multi-millions on advertising doesn’t mean they are “the best” putters? If one was the best, why wouldn’t all the other putter makers just close up shop? I have been an insurance salesman for 42 years, but I feel like I could sell these putters to anyone! If you are sick and tired of 3 putting with your fancy Cameron or Bettinardi, take a chance like I did. This might be the best money you have ever spent on a golf club! I would love to try the Umbra or the newest model clubhead offered by Axis1. I sincerely feel like this company is a winner and if I ever get a chance to play “against” you, I WILL make a believer out of you!

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3. 

   Saul

   Feb 12, 2013 at 10:08 pm

   This putter will not twist off line no matter how soft of a grip you have. It promotes a tension free feel. The look is disgusting but what gives if the face twists when you make contact. I putt straight back and through with a doubele interlocking grip so it works for me…those who putt on an arc might think it feels weird in their hands.

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4. 

   Tony

   Feb 11, 2013 at 4:40 am

   Was thinking the same thing, do centre shafted putters have a COG at the centre? The shaft will be on the same axis.

   Don’t think you can charge $299 for a putter that looks like that, halve the price and you might start getting people buying.

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5. 

   Steve

   Feb 10, 2013 at 9:04 pm

   So what does this do that a center-shafted putter won’t do?

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6. 

   Troy Vayanos

   Feb 10, 2013 at 8:08 pm

   Yes I would agree the look of the putter seems to be the biggest sticking point. I would feel very uncomfortable over the ball using that.

   The price seems a bit excessive as well.

   Be interested to hear any feedback from anyone that has used one.

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7. 

   Kyle

   Feb 10, 2013 at 11:27 am

   Theres a much better answer. Its called a fore arm putter. its still ok to use one. I been using one for years now. Im the best putter iv ever seen.

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8. 

   Mark H. Davis

   Feb 9, 2013 at 6:00 pm

   This is conforming?

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