Srixon P-719
Srixon P-719 putter
It did exactly what I expected with the very large head proving extremely stable on nerve-shredding four or five-footers. It’s certainly confidence-inspiring for anyone who suffers more than the occasional wobble on the green while the feel off the face will suit those who like a softer sensation. The head was quite light, making it trickier to judge long putts, but worth considering for fans of big mallets.
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This putter’s large aluminium head is engineered to aid alignment at address. When combined with a lightweight urethane face insert the end result is optimal stability both at impact and throughout the stroke. The size of both the head and the outer weight rings helps create a high moment of inertia, which will improve consistency .
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