
I recently got a Bettinardi SS#6 and also a BB2, 350 gram DASS putter. But more importantly is my switch from an anser style putter I have used since the original SC Pro Platinum came out. I have been using a DASS BB1-SS Proto 350 gram putter as my 'in the bag putter' for about 8 years. I never thought it would leave.
But these little plain envelope putters get the ball in the hole for me. My putting has improved greatly since I first switched to the SS6 which has a nice soft feel and rolls the ball well with the FIT face. I thought the DASS one would knock it right out. Now I cannot decide which I like better but definitely putt better with either one. I've tried some mallets, other brands, etc. but this was a huge surprise to me. No sight line or dot and I just aim off the face and in the hole they go.
After a long absence I took my trusty old BB1 out and it looks and felt so weird. I think I am actually going to game one of these two and wondered how many others use this style of putter?
The trend seems to be copies of ancient war weapons for putters so these simple things amaze me and defy the trend.
But these little plain envelope putters get the ball in the hole for me. My putting has improved greatly since I first switched to the SS6 which has a nice soft feel and rolls the ball well with the FIT face. I thought the DASS one would knock it right out. Now I cannot decide which I like better but definitely putt better with either one. I've tried some mallets, other brands, etc. but this was a huge surprise to me. No sight line or dot and I just aim off the face and in the hole they go.
After a long absence I took my trusty old BB1 out and it looks and felt so weird. I think I am actually going to game one of these two and wondered how many others use this style of putter?
The trend seems to be copies of ancient war weapons for putters so these simple things amaze me and defy the trend.











