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[KYMAR]

In the process of restoring a Bulls eye Wide flange. It is very slow going because this thing was a complete mess and I am trying my best to save the engraving on the bottom. But brass is pretty easy to shape (too easy at times, there are a few angles on the hosel that are neither original or what could call round.It's a fun process and I am sure i will give it a few rounds I don't think it will be a full time gamer.

[sui generis]

Mine's a 34" wide-flange offset with 30g of lead down the shaft and an 80g backweight under the corded ProScore grip. It's been in my bag for four years. (I have an identical backup, too.)

[jones137]

I'm gaming the Circa 2002 Cameron Bullseye Blade. I've always had the most success with Bullseye putters.....I've been seriously contemplating the Seemore M6 model as well.

[dpark]

Shambles, on 19 December 2011 - 10:35 AM, said:

msean, on 02 March 2011 - 11:58 AM, said:

I have a question about these putters, never actually used one.  Where is the sweet spot on them?  Closer to the shaft or middle of the face?

Like most putters, the sweet is where the shaft points.

Shambles

Not sure what Shambles means by his post, but the sweet spot on a classic Bullseye is about 1/2" forward of where the shaft goes into the head (towards the toe). The simplest way to find it on your putter is to hold it at the top of the grip between your thumb and index finger and start tapping the face with a golf ball that you hold in your other hand. As you move across the face, the head will twist, but as you get to the sweetspot, the whole head will move, without twisting in your hand. That is the location of the sweetspot.

[awil]

My sister games hers cut down to 27 inches witha pink super stroke grip ...shes a future ho hahaha

[super20dan]

playing for over 35 years and i have never put this pos desighn in my bag nor will i ever

[Buzzkill]

Old post but I'll keep it alive - here's mine:

[tvanwagoner]

cbgolf, on 25 February 2011 - 10:12 AM, said:

I have been using a Wilson Augusta similar to a bullseye. Like the feel and the smaller head/face seems to work for me.
May get a "real bullseye someday"

I like the Augusta, but can't find one that is perfectly straight. For a while, it was my left-handed putter but I dumped it because it wasn't square from the right side.

T

[toddba11]

super20dan, on 19 December 2011 - 08:57 PM, said:

playing for over 35 years and i have never put this pos desighn in my bag nor will i ever

You are an idiot...........

[PingPoncho]

Anyone using the Heavy Putter Lite N1-L bullseye? How do you like it?

N1-L Putter

[teevons]

pos Desighn???????????

super20dan, on 19 December 2011 - 08:57 PM, said:

playing for over 35 years and i have never put this pos desighn in my bag nor will i ever

[DNice26]

Funny thing.....  A Bulls Eye Putter provides the PERFECT analogy for what it is like to hit blades....   The feel is amazing but the forgiveness is quite low.

[ws6]

I am going to shaft this one up today.  BOS removed the platinum plating and copper plated it for me.  It looks great and weighs 351 grams.

[aop62]

viperstudio, on 19 December 2011 - 09:18 AM, said:

aop62, on 18 December 2011 - 08:14 AM, said:

I just picked this Bullseye up

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I am gaming the same exact bullseye, is this one a lefty?

It is a Bullseye Blade so it is Lefty/Righty. Lets see pics of yours!

[3eagles18]

Do you know where I can find a new Bullseye grip?

[WilCox]

3eagles18, on 27 December 2011 - 11:02 AM, said:

Do you know where I can find a new Bullseye grip?

If you're talking about the Titleist paddle grip with the wide front, you can occasionally find one on ebay.  IIRC they are no longer legal for competition.

Edited by blhoff, 30 December 2011 - 09:39 AM.

[super20dan]

http://www.golfworks...0_A_cn_E_2087   this is very close to the original

[taylawayist]

A gem i found, i gamed once, amazing putter. Got too paranoid id damage it

[thegooddoctor]

does this count