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SeeMore Si3 Putter Review - by ThreeGolfGuys.com

Last year, Adam reviewed the SeeMore M9 putter so I had a bit of familiarity with the brand, but until I visited the website I had no idea about the number of styles and customization options that were available. SeeMore offers everything from broomstick to conventional heel-toe weighted putters with a multitude of additional options. However, the one consistent feature in all of the SeeMore putters is the inclusion of the RST or Rifle Scope Technology.

What is RST? It’s so simple and effective. Basically, if you line up over the putter and can see the two white alignment lines but cannot see the red dot, the club face is square and you ready to roll the putt. On the other hand, if you see the red dot during your stroke, you’ve managed to open or close the face relative to square. In my case, I putt on an arc so as long as I don’t open or close the face related to my chest, the dot stays hidden and I roll the putt right on line. In other words, RST makes it super easy to get in the right position over the putter because it shows you if your face is square at impact.

SeeMore Si3w Specs and Performance:

SeeMore Si Series putters ‘feature precision cast 303 stainless steel heads with soft thermo plastic urethane (TPU) face inserts. This means it has an expanded sweet spot with enhanced perimeter weighting, softer feel and slightly less rebound for those preferring the performance of a tour-level elastomer insert. For most players I think the expanded sweet spot is absolutely a great benefit as it allows for slightly off-center hits.

Plus, I just really like the feel of an insert and having the ball come off the face with minimal noise and clank. Note, this insert is also milled so that it does have some grip which helps reduce skid and get the ball rolling as early as possible. This specific putter is 340 grams with a 33 inch shaft and standard 70 degree lie angle. However, nearly every aspect of the putter can be customized.

 

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SeeMore mSeries Review - m1 SS - Platinum Finish - www.ottawagolfblog.com

SeeMore m1 Putter Review
This review is a long time coming as I first got this putter near the end of June and used it from the beginning of July (My Cape Breton Golf Trip) to almost the end of the season (October). Most of the other reviews I'd done with SeeMore putters were done in a one or two month window. This review became more extensive as I wanted to test the SeeMore m1 blade putter out on a variety of golf courses not only ones in the Ottawa area but also ones I golfed at in Cape Breton.

Technical Specifications
M1.
• 100% milled 303 stainless steel, with milled aluminum back cavity insert behind the face for enhanced feel and enlarged sweet spot.
• Standard head weight 335 grams 
• Loft 2.5 degrees
• Lie angle 68° - 74° (+/- 2 degrees available).
• Length available from 30” - 37” in 0.5” increments
• Selection of Lamkin/ Golf Pride/ Iomic/ Feel Tec/ Winn grips.

  
Build your own just to your liking 
The great thing I like about SeeMore putters is the fact you can customize your putter. Select the length, lie angle, grip and head cover for your customized putter.

Look
When you first look down at the SeeMore M1 putter you know your putting with something special. Although it's a considered a blade putter it is slightly oversized. Which definitely appealed to me as my gamer is a SeeMore m3.  The milling marks on the face of the m1 are a work of art.  A beautiful diamond pattern which looks amazing.

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Putter Review: SeeMore SB1 Platinum Full-Size Mallet - www.londonontariogolf.com

Putter Review: SeeMore SBI Platinum Center Putter
by Jeffrey Reed, Editor, LondonOntarioGolf.com

If you’re a regular visitor to LondonOntarioGolf.com, then you know we’ve raved about SeeMore Putter Company’s top-quality, custom-made flat sticks – some of the best in the business. In specific, the best mid-size mallet putter ever to cross our desk is SeeMore’s m3 SS model with platinum finish. Here’s another platinum offering from SeeMore: the SB1 full-size mallet which, in our books, is the best putter ever produced by the Franklin, Tennessee-based manufacturer.

SeeMore saw instant recognition when Payne Stewart won the 1999 U.S. Open playing one of the company’s sticks during what proved to be the greatest final-round putting performance in that storied event’s history. The brand was re-launched in 2007, and immediately regained world-wide prominence as Zach Johnson used a SeeMore FGP to win the 2007 Masters Tournament. It was then when I became a fan not only of SeeMore’s aesthetics, but also of their products’ performance.

Few putters we’ve tested have rolled the rock like the m3 SS mid-size mallet. Just last year, I abandoned my traditional blade putter for a full-size mallet model. The SB1 now ranks amongst the best we’ve tested, and here’s why.

The first thing I noticed about this putter while putting it to the test was how soft the ball rolled off the face – 100% precision milled aircraft grade aluminum for the ultimate in feel, balance and consistency. The criss-cross face design is, in my books, an improvement over the grilled face of the M Series line.

Now, I’ll be the first to admit I’m not a big fan of the center-aligned shaft – that’s just my game. I’ve been putting successfully as of late with a heel-aligned shaft. But with SeeMore’s RifleScope Technology (RST) design, putting with this center-aligned shaft is a snap – the adjustment came quickly and easily. The SB1 also includes weights installed in the rear side of the putter head’s top alignment bar, bringing the head weight to 360 g – an Allen wrench can be used to adjust/remove weights between 335 g and 360 g. And all SB putters feature an internal milled hosel for complete lie customization before or after purchase.

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Review: SeeMore Putter PR m2c - www.mygolfspy.com

(Written by Golfspy Dave) That’s definitely one of those lingering lines of rom-com dialog.  It’s right up there with “You had me at hello.” While both films are not necessarily cinematic gems, there are certain aspects that stick with you well after you are finished watching them.  I know that I sometimes draw connections between things that are seemingly unrelated (blame my tangential data processing), but this time there really is a method to the madness.  You see, as soon as I started rolling today’s putter, SeeMore’s Private Reserve Smoke Diamond m2c, my first thought was “you make me want to be a better putter.”

OK, so maybe that is a sappy, rom-com worthy sentiment, but it is the 100% honest truth.  I was immediately attracted to the looks of the m2c and intrigued by the RifleScope Technology (RST)alignment system.  The only problem was that I couldn’t hit the hole with it.  I could not make putts with a fox.  I could not make putts from a box.  I could not make them here or there.  I could not make them anywhere.  Not all putters are el draino for me, but the scatter plot for this one was way outside the norm.  However, rather than blaming the putter (easier, btw), I broke out the SeeMore putting DVD to see what these putters and the RST are really all about.

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SeeMore Putter SB1 Review

When SeeMore Putter Company called us and wanted us to review their SB1 putter, I was quite excited.  I wanted to relive that moment when Payne Stewart won the 1999 U.S. Open by one-putting the last three holes to win by one stroke.  I had visions of myself holding that SeeMore Putter in my hand as the crowd cheered.  Yes it was all a dream for me, but it was reality for Payne Stewart that day.

The SeeMore Putter company has created what is one of the most reliable tools for any putter in the industry and that is the RifleScope Technology alignment system.  It gives you a true reference point for alignment and set up on every putt. It is made with 100% precision milled aircraft grade aluminum for feel and balance.  The SeeMore SB1, along with all their other putters feature stainless steel weight cartridges to allow the putter's weight to be adjusted in the 335-360 gram range.  They also feature an internal milled hosel for complete lie customization before and after purchase.

Not only did Payne Stewart make history with a SeeMore Putter in his hand, but in 2007, Zach Johnson won the Masters when he went on a birdie run that will go down in history as one of the best.  So what makes SeeMore putters so reliable, so good and makes them a birdie machine?

On to our three questions to find out....... How did it look? How did it feel? How did it perform?

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Zach Johnson splits his Saturday matches at Ryder Cup - www.indystar.com

From Rick Brown - IndyStar.com

MEDINAH, Ill. -- Zach Johnson and Jason Dufner had things well in hand Saturday afternoon at the Ryder Cup.

They had a 2-up lead over Rory McIlroy, the world’s top-ranked player, and Ian Poulter with six holes to play in the day’s final four-ball match. Johnson and Dufner then birdied three of the last five holes. And lost.

“We ran into a buzzsaw at the end,” Johnson said. “It’s not like we gave it to them.”

This buzzsaw, wearing plum shoes that matched his shirt, was Poulter. He and McIlroy birdied the final six holes of the match for a 1-up victory. Poulter had the last five birdies, including a 12-footer on the final green that matched Dufner’s and gave the Europeans a full point instead of a half.

“We had to make birdies and, wow, I mean, five in a row,”said Poulter, who now has a 11-3-0 career Ryder Cup record. “It was awesome. I’ve got the world No. 1 by my side backing me up, and it allows me to go ahead and hit some golf shots.”

The United States takes a 10-6 lead into today’s 12 singles matches. The lead could have been even bigger had the final two matches ended better for the Americans on the 18th hole.

In the second-to-last match, Steve Stricker had a 6-footer for birdie that would have halved a match against Sergio Garcia and Luke Donald. He missed it. The United States lead comes even though Stricker and partner Tiger Woods are 0-3.

“The beauty of it is we have a 10-6 lead, and we doubled it from Friday (a 5-3 U.S. lead after the first day), “ said Johnson, who meets Graeme McDowell at 12:09 p.m. today.

A 10-6 led is not invincible. The United States trailed Europe by the same score in 1999 at the Country Club in Brookline, Mass., before rallying to win, 14½ -13½.

“That last point (Poulter and McIlroy) was huge,” European captain Jose Maria Olazabal said. “That gives us a chance. It’s been done in the past.”

Poulter’s putting down the stretch will go into Ryder Cup lore. It also put a dent in Johnson and Dufner’s perfect record.

“I wish we could have gotten at least half a point, “ Dufner said. “But when guys play like that, there’s not much you can do.”

The Americans won three of Saturday morning’s four foursomes matches, including Johnson and Dufner’s 2 and 1 victory over Garcia and Nicolas Colsaerts. Johnson and Dufner also defeated Lee Westwood and Francesco Molinari in Friday morning’s foursomes, 3 and 2.

And then the Americans won the first two holes of Saturday’s match against McIlroy and Poulter, including a Johnson birdie on the opening hole.

They nursed that lead to the 13th hole, where everything changed. McIlroy started the rally but curling in a downhill 15-footer for birdie on the par-3 hole.

“At least I had a little bit to do about it,” McIlroy said. “I birdied 13, and then this man took over. It was incredible to be a part of. When Poults gets that look in his eyes, especially the week if the Ryder Cup, it’s really impressive.”

Poulter’s sand shot and tap-in birdie putt on the 15th hole evened the match. He gave the Europeans their first lead of the day with a downhill 15-footer on the 16th.

Poulter hit his tee shot on the par-3 17th 12 feet behind the hole. Johnson responded by stiffing a 7-iron inside of 5 feet. After Poulter holed his birdie putt, Johnson pushed the match to the 18th hole by making his.

Johnson’s second shot to 18 came to rest just 15 feet away. Poulter hit his to 12 feet behind the hole, then Dufner fired his approach to 5 feet.

After McIlroy missed his birdie try from the front fringe, the American duo decided to have Dufner putt first in an attempt to put the pressure on Poulter. Dufner made his birdie. Poulter did the same.

“The back nine we ran into Ian Poulter,” Johnson said. “Unfortunately.”

Zach Johnson Foundation Classic Raises $700,000 for Local Charities

 

 

Team SeeMore had a wonderful time at the 2012 Zach Johnson Foundation Golf Event.  SeeMore offered a putting contest for all the participants during the Foundation Event.  ENJOY!!

 

 

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Forum Testing Signup - SeeMore Milled Series - by TheHackersParadise.com

What to test a SeeMore Milled Series Putter?

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At THP, we believe that testing should be done not only by us, but also by the wonderful forum members and we have another new testing project. One of the cool features about being an active member of the THP Forum is that we look to you guys/gals, the consumers, to give feedback on equipment to golfers all around the world. Each month we send out iron sets, drivers, putters, trainings aids and golf balls to our active members to be a part of the THP Forum Member testing.

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Proof that the SeeMore putting system works - Applied Golf Technology at St Andrews Links Golf Academy

Below is an excerpt from a post from our SPi instructor - Ed Robertson - from Applied Golf Technology at St. Andrews Links Golf Academy.  

by SPi Instructor Ed Robertson (Applied Golf Technology)

Now that AGT is an authorised SeeMore putter fitting centre and both Ed and Martin have passed the SeeMore Bronze Instructor / Fitter test, we wanted some proof that the SeeMore system definitely has the potential to improve a player’s putting stroke.  At St Andrews Links Golf Academy we have a SAM Puttlab analyser which measures 28 parameters of the putting stroke. We decided to put the SeeMore system of putting to the test, using SAM Puttlab. The results blew us away.

First we had to find a volunteer who was unhappy with their putting. We soon found an ideal candidate and will tell you who it is at the end of this report.  The plan was to use SAM to analyse the player’s current putting stroke then to compare this with the SeeMore system of putting using a fitted SeeMore putter.

The player chosen generally sets up with his putter in the middle of his stance and his eye line directly over the ball.  His current putter stroke is driven by arms and hands rather than by simply rocking the shoulders with firm wrists. He complained that his putter always seemed to move outside the line on his backstroke and that the putts never felt solid. As a result, distance control was not good and his confidence was not great.

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What is SPi (SeeMore Putter Institute) - 

SeeMore has certified teaching professionals in the area of putting. They are certified to teach the SeeMore system and teachings of Pat O’Brien – instructor to Zach Johnson, Vaughn Taylor and other PGA Tour players. Being SPi Certified is designed to let SeeMore instructors be the best in golf.

Few golfers have been exposed to a long term putting instruction program, yet roughly 40% of all strokes are taken on the green. Golfers need a system for improvement: SeeMore has that system. Without great putting, there will never be true greatness in golf.

SPi Certified Instructor

A golfer will be able to schedule a full certified “tour level” putting lesson with any of the SPi Certified Instructors for a lesson fee and be professionally fit for a SeeMore putter if they so wish. These teaching professionals will give you the full details of why a SeeMore system is beneficial in giving you a consistent putting stroke.

SPi Certified Fitter
Many more locations will have a SPi Certified Fitter. The Certified Fitter will recommend putter specifications and can equip you with knowledge to maximize your game improvement through SeeMore’s RifleScope Technology.  This reference point helps the golfer build the perfect posture, stance, alignment and grip.

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