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Trying to get everyone's and seeing what kind of putters they use or have tested. Looking to purchase a new putter. Feel is everything for me.

Having someone else pick your putter for you is probably only slightly less dangerous than having someone else pick your wife. Try everything you can get your hands on, and go with what feels right and works for you. Try not to get caught up in marketing and tour hype.

Odyssey White Hot Number 2 is the BEST putter out there, bar none

You gotta go and try a bunch of different ones out for yourself. What works for me may not work for you. For instance, do you like blade putters or mallet putters. There are a bunch of really good ones out there. Taylor Made and Odyssey make great putters as far as I'm concerned. I have a TM Rossa Conza - the mallet.....and I love it. I used to use a the Odyssey 2 Ball and I really liked that one as well....I also used to use a Ping Anser which at the time I though was the best. Equipment changes and so does ones taste, so I don't think anyone here can tell which one is the best for YOU. That's something you're gonna have to figure out for yourself.

Then there's only one choice.... Louie3 : Louisville Golf

This putter has the ultimate in feel. Better than any plastic/polymer/urethane insert out there.

My wife plays this putter. I steal it from her every chance I get.

That is a fine looking putter. I'm almost tempted to order one right now.

I'm going to order a Louie3 for myself, one inch longer than hers. I love my Ping putter, but not as much as the persimmon insert putter.

I have to wait a month or two though, so I can pay off the two woods, a wedge and 8 dozen balls I recently bought.

Great thing about all Louisville Golf's putters and woods... they are all hand made, one at a time, and Made in America!

Like others have said, try them out!

One other comment: Some putters (for example the heavy-weight 'contraption-style' putters) are designed for a straight-back straight-through stroke while other putters (lighter, smaller, heel-shafted models) work better when moved on an arc. Find something that works with your stroke: Of course this will become apparent when you actually try them out, so you may ignore this comment!

thanks for the feedback everyone! appriciate it

heya.. let us know what putter you decide on. We're always interested in the final results.

I love my Scotty Cameron
I have the S.S. Newport 2

If I were going to try something else it would be a putter from Taylormade or Ping.

For me it has to be more of a traditional look and have great feel.

an old T.P. Mills #8 Mizuno putter.

I love my scotty but a buddy of mine got a ping anser karsten series for $80 brand new on ebay and its a great putter, sets up nice, feels nice, and wont break the bank.

If feel is everything, get ready to fork out the big bucks. And if you're doing that, check out the Bettinardi BC1 and the Ping Redwood Anser. Two putters I didn't think I would like that were just butter to me. The Bettinardi was my favorite one that I tried but I can't justify spending that much on a putter (at least right now) so I went with the Ping Karsten series Anser and love it. But like everyone else has said, you absolutely must try before you buy.

If you think that putter has the best feel, you might really like my putter. It's made off all wooden parts. Extremely high MOI as well. My bet would be it has a higher MOI than the Louis 3, going by the photo shown on their site.