Americanflatsticks

[Circaflex]

My buddy purchased a putter and after taking it to the course, he thought it felt very cheap and did not perform well. I personally have never had a first hand experience. (He doesnt post much here)

 

Ya, I am sure I believe you... LOL. You're a diehard lamb supporter and I wouldn't expect anything less from you. Felt cheap, yet the material is the same as Lambs.

[Darth_Blader]

The balloons are a tad much. I do like the idea of more competition. It's better for all of us.

 

[sixtysevensixtyseven]

My buddy purchased a putter and after taking it to the course, he thought it felt very cheap and did not perform well. I personally have never had a first hand experience. (He doesnt post much here)

 

I have been looking at picking up a putter from them. They look to be priced right and not the same BS cash grab that others are doing. Glad to see someone actually not trying to gouge the people for their "investment" putter. Plus they actually make putters and release them. (not just an accessory producer) Looks like they will do customs as well.

 

Just a FYI:

Carbon 1018 is Carbon 1018. Same Carbon Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

303 Stainless is 303 Stainless. Same Stainless Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

 

So not sure where they are coming from on the "felt cheap" I guess a 5-10K putter might feel like crap then. Performance is subjective, Tiger is on his 3rd putter in 3 weeks. So long to the Juno!

 

You should check out their Instagram account @americanputtercompany. I could point you to some cheap putter makers out there if your buddy wants to see cheap. But these look pretty cool.

 

PS all those Sheep Enthusiast sure liked what they saw on their 190 post thread on their Facebook page before the mods shut it down.

 

There is a lot more that goes into sound and feel than just the material. The design, finishing, and heat treatment has as much to do with the feel than anything including the material.

 

These don't really do anything for me. They look a little too unrefined for my eye but there is certainly a market out there for that kind of industrial look. To me nobody can compete with Lamb or Cameron when it comes to fit and finish. Their putters look more like jewelry than golf clubs. With that said I putt with a Toulon Garage Madison because it feels better and performs better than any other traditional looking putter I've ever putted with.

[Tigerzone]

My buddy purchased a putter and after taking it to the course, he thought it felt very cheap and did not perform well. I personally have never had a first hand experience. (He doesnt post much here)

 

I have been looking at picking up a putter from them. They look to be priced right and not the same BS cash grab that others are doing. Glad to see someone actually not trying to gouge the people for their "investment" putter. Plus they actually make putters and release them. (not just an accessory producer) Looks like they will do customs as well.

 

Just a FYI:

Carbon 1018 is Carbon 1018. Same Carbon Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

303 Stainless is 303 Stainless. Same Stainless Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

 

So not sure where they are coming from on the "felt cheap" I guess a 5-10K putter might feel like crap then. Performance is subjective, Tiger is on his 3rd putter in 3 weeks. So long to the Juno!

 

You should check out their Instagram account @americanputtercompany. I could point you to some cheap putter makers out there if your buddy wants to see cheap. But these look pretty cool.

 

PS all those Sheep Enthusiast sure liked what they saw on their 190 post thread on their Facebook page before the mods shut it down.

 

There is a lot more that goes into sound and feel than just the material. The design, finishing, and heat treatment has as much to do with the feel than anything including the material.

 

These don't really do anything for me. They look a little too unrefined for my eye but there is certainly a market out there for that kind of industrial look. To me nobody can compete with Lamb or Cameron when it comes to fit and finish. Their putters look more like jewelry than golf clubs. With that said I putt with a Toulon Garage Madison because it feels better and performs better than any other traditional looking putter I've ever putted with.

 

Your right, not enough Jewelry look. Guess we should just go pay our 5K-10K for a SC or Lamb and be happy with it. Not trying to defend this company but the responses in this thread are amazing. Enjoy your Taulon! Sweet wand!

[rjp322]

My buddy purchased a putter and after taking it to the course, he thought it felt very cheap and did not perform well. I personally have never had a first hand experience. (He doesnt post much here)

 

Ya, I am sure I believe you... LOL. You're a diehard lamb supporter and I wouldn't expect anything less from you. Felt cheap, yet the material is the same as Lambs.

 

Have you read the thread? I have criticized lamb as much as I have praised them Buy an APC putter for all I care. Im just posting the opinion of a guy who probably spends 25k a year in golf equipment, majority being putters. Hes not a big fan of lamb (has had one) and rolls bettinardi putters and he said these felt cheap and mass produced. Knock yourself out though.

[rjp322]

It is funny though for the people saying Lamb copies everyone but when I go to the APC website it looks like Im on aliexpress searching Tyson Lamb

[third-times-a-charm]

It is funny though for the people saying Lamb copies everyone but when I go to the APC website it looks like Im on aliexpress searching Tyson Lamb

 

Well lamb does copy many 'concepts' as any putter company does, but this american flatsticks company is literally an attempt to cash in on Lamb's style and inability to produce product for customers. it's all cheap knockoffs of Lambs style.

[Tigerzone]

It is funny though for the people saying Lamb copies everyone but when I go to the APC website it looks like Im on aliexpress searching Tyson Lamb

 

Well lamb does copy many 'concepts' as any putter company does, but this american flatsticks company is literally an attempt to cash in on Lamb's style and inability to produce product for customers. it's all cheap knockoffs of Lambs style.

 

Dont forget to call out Ping for cashing in on the dale head style as well. Cant believe that Lamb invented the internet also! That Scotty Dale though...Just another cheap knockoff. LOL ... Get a grip my man and go "invest" in another putter. 401K stalled out?

[rjp322]

It is funny though for the people saying Lamb copies everyone but when I go to the APC website it looks like Im on aliexpress searching Tyson Lamb

 

Well lamb does copy many 'concepts' as any putter company does, but this american flatsticks company is literally an attempt to cash in on Lamb's style and inability to produce product for customers. it's all cheap knockoffs of Lambs style.

 

Dont forget to call out Ping for cashing in on the dale head style as well. Cant believe that Lamb invented the internet also! That Scotty Dale though...Just another cheap knockoff. LOL ... Get a grip my man and go "invest" in another putter. 401K stalled out?

 

I dont own a lamb putter. Im also not talking about headshapes. Im talking about details. Scotty/Ping whoever does not do the details that Tyson does (chiseled necks etc). This knock off company does though and does it poorly

[Tigerzone]

It is funny though for the people saying Lamb copies everyone but when I go to the APC website it looks like Im on aliexpress searching Tyson Lamb

 

Well lamb does copy many 'concepts' as any putter company does, but this american flatsticks company is literally an attempt to cash in on Lamb's style and inability to produce product for customers. it's all cheap knockoffs of Lambs style.

 

Dont forget to call out Ping for cashing in on the dale head style as well. Cant believe that Lamb invented the internet also! That Scotty Dale though...Just another cheap knockoff. LOL ... Get a grip my man and go "invest" in another putter. 401K stalled out?

 

I dont own a lamb putter. Im also not talking about headshapes. Im talking about details. Scotty/Ping whoever does not do the details that Tyson does (chiseled necks etc). This knock off company does though and does it poorly

 

Um ok... Necks... Got it. Oh the Irony

[rjp322]

It is funny though for the people saying Lamb copies everyone but when I go to the APC website it looks like Im on aliexpress searching Tyson Lamb

 

Well lamb does copy many 'concepts' as any putter company does, but this american flatsticks company is literally an attempt to cash in on Lamb's style and inability to produce product for customers. it's all cheap knockoffs of Lambs style.

 

Dont forget to call out Ping for cashing in on the dale head style as well. Cant believe that Lamb invented the internet also! That Scotty Dale though...Just another cheap knockoff. LOL ... Get a grip my man and go "invest" in another putter. 401K stalled out?

 

I dont own a lamb putter. Im also not talking about headshapes. Im talking about details. Scotty/Ping whoever does not do the details that Tyson does (chiseled necks etc). This knock off company does though and does it poorly

 

Um ok... Necks... Got it. Oh the Irony

 

Its pretty clear you just have a blind hate for Lamb. You have been here since 06 and have 6 posts, Im guessing all in this thread. You can move along and disappear again. The whole APC website is just all knockoff Lamb

[Tigerzone]

Dont hate anyone. Especially dont hate Lamb. Dont know him/them. You have been here for 7 years, have 2000+ post. Might need to get out more and spend less time on the internet. Its liberating.

[rjp322]

Dont hate anyone. Especially dont hate Lamb. Dont know him/them. You have been here for 7 years, have 2000+ post. Might need to get out more and spend less time on the internet. Its liberating.

 

I average less than 1 post a day lol

[sixtysevensixtyseven]

My buddy purchased a putter and after taking it to the course, he thought it felt very cheap and did not perform well. I personally have never had a first hand experience. (He doesnt post much here)

 

I have been looking at picking up a putter from them. They look to be priced right and not the same BS cash grab that others are doing. Glad to see someone actually not trying to gouge the people for their "investment" putter. Plus they actually make putters and release them. (not just an accessory producer) Looks like they will do customs as well.

 

Just a FYI:

Carbon 1018 is Carbon 1018. Same Carbon Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

303 Stainless is 303 Stainless. Same Stainless Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

 

So not sure where they are coming from on the "felt cheap" I guess a 5-10K putter might feel like crap then. Performance is subjective, Tiger is on his 3rd putter in 3 weeks. So long to the Juno!

 

You should check out their Instagram account @americanputtercompany. I could point you to some cheap putter makers out there if your buddy wants to see cheap. But these look pretty cool.

 

PS all those Sheep Enthusiast sure liked what they saw on their 190 post thread on their Facebook page before the mods shut it down.

 

There is a lot more that goes into sound and feel than just the material. The design, finishing, and heat treatment has as much to do with the feel than anything including the material.

 

These don't really do anything for me. They look a little too unrefined for my eye but there is certainly a market out there for that kind of industrial look. To me nobody can compete with Lamb or Cameron when it comes to fit and finish. Their putters look more like jewelry than golf clubs. With that said I putt with a Toulon Garage Madison because it feels better and performs better than any other traditional looking putter I've ever putted with.

 

Your right, not enough Jewelry look. Guess we should just go pay our 5K-10K for a SC or Lamb and be happy with it. Not trying to defend this company but the responses in this thread are amazing. Enjoy your Taulon! Sweet wand!

 

They look decent but if you think the level of machining and finish of those two putters match that of Cameron or Lamb you don't know anything about machining and design.

 

I'm not knocking the putters you're showing and I'm not a Lamb or a Cameron guy but from and artistic and a technical aspect nobody does fit and finish like Lamb and Cameron. Sean Toulon even said that recently and those guys are his fierce competitors.

 

The attention to detail isn't quite there with the two putters you've posted. I can point out probably a half dozen areas where they are struggling from a machining and finish standpoint but that gives them a sort of industrial look that some people like.

[Tigerzone]

My buddy purchased a putter and after taking it to the course, he thought it felt very cheap and did not perform well. I personally have never had a first hand experience. (He doesnt post much here)

 

I have been looking at picking up a putter from them. They look to be priced right and not the same BS cash grab that others are doing. Glad to see someone actually not trying to gouge the people for their "investment" putter. Plus they actually make putters and release them. (not just an accessory producer) Looks like they will do customs as well.

 

Just a FYI:

Carbon 1018 is Carbon 1018. Same Carbon Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

303 Stainless is 303 Stainless. Same Stainless Cameron Uses on his $5K+ putters

 

So not sure where they are coming from on the "felt cheap" I guess a 5-10K putter might feel like crap then. Performance is subjective, Tiger is on his 3rd putter in 3 weeks. So long to the Juno!

 

You should check out their Instagram account @americanputtercompany. I could point you to some cheap putter makers out there if your buddy wants to see cheap. But these look pretty cool.

 

PS all those Sheep Enthusiast sure liked what they saw on their 190 post thread on their Facebook page before the mods shut it down.

 

There is a lot more that goes into sound and feel than just the material. The design, finishing, and heat treatment has as much to do with the feel than anything including the material.

 

These don't really do anything for me. They look a little too unrefined for my eye but there is certainly a market out there for that kind of industrial look. To me nobody can compete with Lamb or Cameron when it comes to fit and finish. Their putters look more like jewelry than golf clubs. With that said I putt with a Toulon Garage Madison because it feels better and performs better than any other traditional looking putter I've ever putted with.

 

Your right, not enough Jewelry look. Guess we should just go pay our 5K-10K for a SC or Lamb and be happy with it. Not trying to defend this company but the responses in this thread are amazing. Enjoy your Taulon! Sweet wand!

 

They look decent but if you think the level of machining and finish of those two putters match that of Cameron or Lamb you don't know anything about machining and design.

 

I'm not knocking the putters you're showing and I'm not a Lamb or a Cameron guy but from and artistic and a technical aspect nobody does fit and finish like Lamb and Cameron. Sean Toulon even said that recently and those guys are his fierce competitors.

 

The attention to detail isn't quite there with the two putters you've posted. I can point out probably a half dozen areas where they are struggling from a machining and finish standpoint but that gives them a sort of industrial look that some people like.

 

 

First of all, im sure they are flattered for everyone in this thread saying they are like lamb or sc with their sub $1K all in price. 2nd of all, I have personally seen milling issues with Scotty's 009M and Lambs as well. Not sure we want to start slinging mud over the putter manufactures in this thread or another. But to each their own.

[Lamberon]

I have a Scotty as well. But If you really want to split hairs about machining techniques plenty of tool issues are left on Scotty's and Lambs, Lots of Chatter on the bottom meaning they dont have their speeds and feeds correct for their machining techniques. Seen plenty of 009M's with this issue. Oh and for Lamb, he could not even get the fillet right on his mothers birthday putter... Just saying, dont think there is a perfect person or putter out there. There are other issues as well on both Scotty's and lambs and bettinardi's and pretty much all of them. For a fraction of the price of the Cameron and the Lambs, this is a putter I will buy, have a custom order in now. Will post feedback when its done! Its your money, do what you want with it.

[Mr. Grumpy]

I get that this company is offering a less pricey alternative - it shows a bit, and get why the collector makers do what they do, but don't take a holier than thou stance on Lamb. He's ripped off GO TEXAN, Donut Shop Coffee logo, Mann Krafted, and I swear I have seen the lamb and lightening bolt before - possibly an Elvis thing. Artists are blasted for doing this, machinists are called artists for doing this. I don't get it, but then I don't really care much more than making a post about it...

[sixtysevensixtyseven]

I have a Scotty as well. But If you really want to split hairs about machining techniques plenty of tool issues are left on Scotty's and Lambs, Lots of Chatter on the bottom meaning they dont have their speeds and feeds correct for their machining techniques. Seen plenty of 009M's with this issue. Oh and for Lamb, he could not even get the fillet right on his mothers birthday putter... Just saying, dont think there is a perfect person or putter out there. There are other issues as well on both Scotty's and lambs and bettinardi's and pretty much all of them. For a fraction of the price of the Cameron and the Lambs, this is a putter I will buy, have a custom order in now. Will post feedback when its done! Its your money, do what you want with it.

 

The picture on the left is intentional like the face milling started as. The one on the right is a little strange because that radius is probably finished by hand.

[sixtysevensixtyseven]

First of all, im sure they are flattered for everyone in this thread saying they are like lamb or sc with their sub $1K all in price. 2nd of all, I have personally seen milling issues with Scotty's 009M and Lambs as well. Not sure we want to start slinging mud over the putter manufactures in this thread or another. But to each their own.

 

The fit and finish isn't even close. I'm not slinging mud because I wouldn't buy a putter from any of the three brands but the attention to detail on the two pictures you showed isn't even close to what you'll find in a Cameron or a Lamb.

 

Bettinardi is a different story. I have actually done some work with his machine shop and he's got some really good machinists but he went down a strange road with materials, finishes and shafts. From a technical standpoint Bettinardi probably has the best capabilities but he doesn't have the design/artistry of Cameron.

 

I think the other guy who is really close to the level of Lamb and Cameron is Byron. His machining is beautiful and a couple of his designs are classics. You can definitely tell that he spends a lot of time shaping his heads by hand because they are really good looking.

[Lamberon]

Isn’t this Jim Butlers new Company?? Looks a lot like the guy he was representing for a while....

[Mr. Grumpy]

hahaha such a fake!

[Vanderslam9]

First of all, im sure they are flattered for everyone in this thread saying they are like lamb or sc with their sub $1K all in price. 2nd of all, I have personally seen milling issues with Scotty's 009M and Lambs as well. Not sure we want to start slinging mud over the putter manufactures in this thread or another. But to each their own.

 

The fit and finish isn't even close. I'm not slinging mud because I wouldn't buy a putter from any of the three brands but the attention to detail on the two pictures you showed isn't even close to what you'll find in a Cameron or a Lamb.

 

Bettinardi is a different story. I have actually done some work with his machine shop and he's got some really good machinists but he went down a strange road with materials, finishes and shafts. From a technical standpoint Bettinardi probably has the best capabilities but he doesn't have the design/artistry of Cameron.

 

I think the other guy who is really close to the level of Lamb and Cameron is Byron. His machining is beautiful and a couple of his designs are classics. You can definitely tell that he spends a lot of time shaping his heads by hand because they are really good looking.

Strange road? What does that even mean? Betti uses carbon steel, 303SS, and DASS for their metals, unique finishes, and standard shafts minus 2016/17 BB which was totally new to the industry. Look at the product their are putting out now I'd say its far and sure top 2, scotty and betti.

[Vanderslam9]

hahaha such a fake!

 

This is amazing this putter is on Tablerock.com. Is Jim Butler leaving TL?

 

I feel that Burke putters are to Betti

American Flat Sticks are to Lamb

Byron Morgan is to Cameron... there is a copy cat in every industry.

[sixtysevensixtyseven]

First of all, im sure they are flattered for everyone in this thread saying they are like lamb or sc with their sub $1K all in price. 2nd of all, I have personally seen milling issues with Scotty's 009M and Lambs as well. Not sure we want to start slinging mud over the putter manufactures in this thread or another. But to each their own.

 

The fit and finish isn't even close. I'm not slinging mud because I wouldn't buy a putter from any of the three brands but the attention to detail on the two pictures you showed isn't even close to what you'll find in a Cameron or a Lamb.

 

Bettinardi is a different story. I have actually done some work with his machine shop and he's got some really good machinists but he went down a strange road with materials, finishes and shafts. From a technical standpoint Bettinardi probably has the best capabilities but he doesn't have the design/artistry of Cameron.

 

I think the other guy who is really close to the level of Lamb and Cameron is Byron. His machining is beautiful and a couple of his designs are classics. You can definitely tell that he spends a lot of time shaping his heads by hand because they are really good looking.

Strange road? What does that even mean? Betti uses carbon steel, 303SS, and DASS for their metals, unique finishes, and standard shafts minus 2016/17 BB which was totally new to the industry. Look at the product their are putting out now I'd say its far and sure top 2, scotty and betti.

 

The use DASS (which is a joke, it's heat treated stainless) and 303 on their tour putters.

 

Have you used one of their retail offerings? They are junk. They look like pot metal garbage you would buy at Walmart.

 

Putting a matte finish steel shaft is new to the industry? Bullseye did it about 30 years ago.

 

The tour stuff Betti does is really good. The retail line is garbage. It's amazing nobody has figured out to make an 009 head without all kinds of dots and inserts all over it and put it on the shelves for $400.

[Vanderslam9]

First of all, im sure they are flattered for everyone in this thread saying they are like lamb or sc with their sub $1K all in price. 2nd of all, I have personally seen milling issues with Scotty's 009M and Lambs as well. Not sure we want to start slinging mud over the putter manufactures in this thread or another. But to each their own.

 

The fit and finish isn't even close. I'm not slinging mud because I wouldn't buy a putter from any of the three brands but the attention to detail on the two pictures you showed isn't even close to what you'll find in a Cameron or a Lamb.

 

Bettinardi is a different story. I have actually done some work with his machine shop and he's got some really good machinists but he went down a strange road with materials, finishes and shafts. From a technical standpoint Bettinardi probably has the best capabilities but he doesn't have the design/artistry of Cameron.

 

I think the other guy who is really close to the level of Lamb and Cameron is Byron. His machining is beautiful and a couple of his designs are classics. You can definitely tell that he spends a lot of time shaping his heads by hand because they are really good looking.

Strange road? What does that even mean? Betti uses carbon steel, 303SS, and DASS for their metals, unique finishes, and standard shafts minus 2016/17 BB which was totally new to the industry. Look at the product their are putting out now I'd say its far and sure top 2, scotty and betti.

 

The use DASS (which is a joke, it's heat treated stainless) and 303 on their tour putters.

 

Have you used one of their retail offerings? They are junk. They look like pot metal garbage you would buy at Walmart.

 

Putting a matte finish steel shaft is new to the industry? Bullseye did it about 30 years ago.

 

The tour stuff Betti does is really good. The retail line is garbage. It's amazing nobody has figured out to make an 009 head without all kinds of dots and inserts all over it and put it on the shelves for $400.

I have used one of their retail offerings and thought it was phenomenal, Queen B 8, as do many golfers. I just needed something a little more face balanced for my stroke. I am starting to see Betti more and more in golfers bags, and of course a major win this year doesn't hurt... if you think they are garbage what is Taylormade? Odyssey? Ping?.. all cast in China...what about Scotty's insert production line that no one uses on tour and his kool-aid drinkers are rallying against?

[Mr. Grumpy]

hahaha such a fake!

 

This is amazing this putter is on Tablerock.com. Is Jim Butler leaving TL?

 

I feel that Burke putters are to Betti

American Flat Sticks are to Lamb

Byron Morgan is to Cameron... there is a copy cat in every industry.

 

No,, the original image is attributed to a strange generic host your own design site. Def not Tablerock.com,, though I did not look on that site, just followed the jpeg.

[nospeedcbr]

I feel I can't honestly share a complete opinion on a putter until I've used one. I was fortunate enough to have friends who were generous enough to let me use their limited putters allowing me to decide where my money should go.

 

This American Putter Company looks like many of the boutique putter companies. I think what they're offering for the prices is great. I have no issue if they borrow style or are inspired by other makers with their designs. I like what Swag is doing, I like what Byron does, I like what MannKrafted does, I like what Betti is putting out, I like what Lamb's doing. Competition is a good thing.

 

I'll reserve my full and fair assessment of APC's putters until I get to see one in hand and actually roll some balls with it. But based on the images they've released earlier on their IG page, they do appear to photoshop some of their pics a bit. I want to see one in hand.

[sixtysevensixtyseven]

First of all, im sure they are flattered for everyone in this thread saying they are like lamb or sc with their sub $1K all in price. 2nd of all, I have personally seen milling issues with Scotty's 009M and Lambs as well. Not sure we want to start slinging mud over the putter manufactures in this thread or another. But to each their own.

 

The fit and finish isn't even close. I'm not slinging mud because I wouldn't buy a putter from any of the three brands but the attention to detail on the two pictures you showed isn't even close to what you'll find in a Cameron or a Lamb.

 

Bettinardi is a different story. I have actually done some work with his machine shop and he's got some really good machinists but he went down a strange road with materials, finishes and shafts. From a technical standpoint Bettinardi probably has the best capabilities but he doesn't have the design/artistry of Cameron.

 

I think the other guy who is really close to the level of Lamb and Cameron is Byron. His machining is beautiful and a couple of his designs are classics. You can definitely tell that he spends a lot of time shaping his heads by hand because they are really good looking.

Strange road? What does that even mean? Betti uses carbon steel, 303SS, and DASS for their metals, unique finishes, and standard shafts minus 2016/17 BB which was totally new to the industry. Look at the product their are putting out now I'd say its far and sure top 2, scotty and betti.

 

The use DASS (which is a joke, it's heat treated stainless) and 303 on their tour putters.

 

Have you used one of their retail offerings? They are junk. They look like pot metal garbage you would buy at Walmart.

 

Putting a matte finish steel shaft is new to the industry? Bullseye did it about 30 years ago.

 

The tour stuff Betti does is really good. The retail line is garbage. It's amazing nobody has figured out to make an 009 head without all kinds of dots and inserts all over it and put it on the shelves for $400.

I have used one of their retail offerings and thought it was phenomenal, Queen B 8, as do many golfers. I just needed something a little more face balanced for my stroke. I am starting to see Betti more and more in golfers bags, and of course a major win this year doesn't hurt... if you think they are garbage what is Taylormade? Odyssey? Ping?.. all cast in China...what about Scotty's insert production line that no one uses on tour and his kool-aid drinkers are rallying against?

 

Did I ever say TM, Ping etc. were good putters? Regardless I thought we were trying to compare apples to apples and talk about the "premium" brands like Byron, Cameron, Lamb, etc. etc. etc. basically milled putters.

 

The two Betti's you mentioned are stainless offerings that are either limited runs or tour. The Queen Bee is nice looking work but as you'll see they aren't available anymore and was more of a premium limited run. I'm talking about their actual retail lines, the BB and the Studio Stock. I think the Studio Stock line has the cheapest looking finish I've ever seen on a $400 putter. I like them offering carbon steel but they're trying to offer a maintenance free finish and I think they just got it wrong.

 

I'm not a Scotty Cameron guy but I give him a lot of credit. Artistically and finish wise he's as good as there is. I also get that he basically just copies Ping designs but he really is the reason why we're talking about premium putters because he pretty much started the craze.

[jschwarb]

To me, "American Putter Company" sounds so generic that it's a turnoff. To others it's probably beautifully simple.

[FlyOver]

Their prices have come down!

 

Their prices have come down!