SeeMore Putters Blog

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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Johnson (FGP black) pars No. 12 in Round 2 of Wells Fargo - www.pgatour.com

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SeeMore Private Reserve FGP Black Putter - by ForeScore.com

By: J.R. Falconer - ForeScore.com

The Private Reserve FGP Black from SeeMore is a blade style putter that features SeeMore’s RifleScope (RST) technology. RST ensures you’re lined up square, with your eyes directly above the ball… every time. See that red dot on the heel of the putter? RST works by forcing you to cover up the red dot with the shaft of the club. Once you do that, you’re in a proper setup position, and ready to strike that putt. Neat huh?

In comparison to its older brother (or sister, depending how you like to name your putters) :), the Private Reserve Tour FGP Black has a thicker top-line.

By placing most of the weight behind the sweet spot, this putter also maximizes something called the ‘twirl effect’. Basically this describes how easily the putter opens and closes when twirled in the fingers. The benefit for you? Fantastic feel.

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True Alignment Simplified in Putting - SPi Ben Pellicani Discusses with SeeMore's John Higgins

Mike Bender Golf Academy and SPi instructor Ben Pellicani discusses alignment with SeeMore's Lead Studio Instructor, John Higgins.  Share this if you know of a junior golfer.  Great tips.

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SeeMore expands business, creates Putter Institute - www.golfweek.com

by Jim Achenbach

SeeMore Putter is unveiling two putters for the 2013 golf season, and company co-owner Jim Grundberg is pursuing another venture that aims to bring together teachers and golfers to discuss and dissect putting.

At the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Grundberg outlined his pet project, called the SeeMore Putter Institute. His vision includes communication to be conducted online and in person. Information on this forum is available on the SeeMore website. Golf professional Pat O'Brien, SeeMore's global ambassador, is leading a team of SeeMore certified putting and fitting instructors who are involved in the project.

A highly regarded golf teacher, O'Brien was a close friend of three-time major champion Payne Stewart, who won his final major, the 1999 U.S. Open, with a SeeMore putter. O’Brien also has been instrumental in the putting success of 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson, another SeeMore user.

What most golfers know about SeeMore is the red-dot method, called RifleScope Technology: Line up the black bottom portion of the SeeMore shaft between two white lines so the shaft covers the signature red dot on the heel. Once this is accomplished, the hands, arms, shoulders and eyes should be in proper alignment with the putter face.

There is, of course, much more to the SeeMore putting system. The purpose of SPI is to initiate and continue communication among golfers and instructors. Take a close look at PGA Tour players on the putting green: They might practice every day, but they rarely do it alone. They have incessant dialogue with coaches and observers.

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Golf Made Easier: SeeMore and Learn More from Your Putter - www.worldgolf.com

by Mike Bailey (Senior Staff Writer)

It's the putter made famous by the late Payne Stewart, and if used properly, it teaches the player who uses it. Today, another major winner, Zach Johnson, is the most famous player to wield the SeeMore Putter, which is not only gaining resurgence after disappearing for a few years but gaining momentum.

The unique aspect of the SeeMore Putter is the red oval on top of the head. The idea is to hide the red dot with the black part of the shaft throughout the stroke, ensuring proper path and plane. It's really self-evident for anyone who uses one, but now SeeMore is taking it a step further, having created the SeeMore Putting Institute.

The Institute employs certified instructors who help players learn to maximize the benefits of their putters. It goes beyond the basic concept, of course, teaching other attributes of good putting, including pace, rhythm and distance control.

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SeeMoreSPi.com - must visit for Putting Instruction, Video and Tips

If you have not visited SeeMoreSPi.com, click here.  You will find great information on putting instruction, video and instruction tips.  Visit the SPi forum page and learn what our SPi instructors are talking about. Find your putting instructor at SeeMoreSPi.com.  Our SPi instructors want to teach putting and will give you a system to improve your game.

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Tools of the Trade: Zach Johnson (FGP black blade) - www.pgatour.com

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The Amazing SeeMore FGP - Tour Success Driven by Unique Putting System - SPi

Golf’s greatest technologies are lasting. SeeMore’s milled FGP is among those, as it has stood the test of time and generated over 20 PGA Tour wins, including the 1999 U.S. Open and the 2007 Masters.

Remarkably, over 20 different players have used some version of the FGP to record top 10 finishes on the PGA Tour, leading to over $40 Million in earnings.  The product was also used to set the all-time tour putting record over an entire season (1.699 Putts/GIR). 

The FGP has recorded PGA Tour wins in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012.  Name another product on the PGA Tour where the same product was used by multiple winners over the course of 14 years. 

Beyond the great feel of the putter, there are some clear reasons on why players have performed so well with the FGP.  First off, SeeMore Putters including the FGP feature RifleScope Technology (RST). SeeMore’s patented RST, known by a visible gun sight on the top line, allows the golfer to set up the putter perfectly each and every time in relation to the intended target line. This is accomplished by lining up the black bottom portion of the shaft between two white lines and covering a signature red dot on the heel of the top line.  The process is like locking radar on a target.  The two parallel white sight lines frame the shaft and serve as an indicator that the golfer is in perfect position to make a consistent and reliable stroke.

The FGP, standing for “Featuring Ground Plumb” allows for the perfect rotation and release of the putter-head.  The FGP is also Face-Balanced at impact, meaning that the toe weighting in this putter naturally wants to return to square at the impact position. 

The FGP will help the golfer establish consistent alignment, ball position, head position, hand position and loft on the putter, leading to a consistent stroke.  SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi) instructors are communicating this message to their students.  You can learn more about the process below.  

 

 

SeeMore Putter Institute

SeeMore has launched the SeeMore Putting system to golfers in the form of introducing the SeeMore Putter Institute (SPi), where golfers and instructors will be able to come together in person and online to share these fundamental ideas about how to improve putting performance.  In its first year over 215 global instructors are utilizing SPi to generate more lessons, more revenue and more game improvement!

SPi is a learning system based on the simple fundamentals of finding the proper grip, alignment, stance, and posture.  This allows for a natural, free, and simple putting stroke on each and every putt.  It is based on the technology built into the SeeMore putter itself, and on the refined teachings of SeeMore Global Ambassador Pat O’Brien – putting instructor to Zach Johnson, and many other top PGA Tour and developing players.  O’Brien has been teaching the SeeMore System around the world for more than 12 years, ever since he watched his good friend, the late Payne Stewart benefit from the SeeMore putting system to win 1999 US Open and lead the tour in putting statistics that year. 

Becoming SPi Certified will help golf teachers formulate a complete teaching plan to help their existing students and recruit new students to become great putters using the SeeMore system that has won 2 Major Championships and set numerous putting records on the PGA Tour.  It is a complete game plan, which will give any golf instructor a new level of confidence in the proper teaching and fitting involved in putting instruction. Becoming certified to teach the system initially consists of online training, but also includes personal coaching.

SeeMore Facts

SeeMore originally became recognized when Payne Stewart won the 1999 U.S. Open playing a SeeMore putter in the greatest final round putting performance in US Open History.  The brand was re-launched in 2007, and immediately regained worldwide prominence as Zach Johnson used a SeeMore FGP to win the 2007 Masters. SeeMore’s website at www.seemore.com and www.seemorespi.com has many new features about SeeMore’s remarkable legacy, technology, and tour success. SeeMore putters are custom made in Franklin, TN.        

 

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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