Will This INSANE PUTTER DESIGN Change Golf Forever?

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  • čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
  • I take the Spoiler Putter on course for a full review. Its lead edge roll design is one I've never experienced before.
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Komentáře • 102

  • @DrRockso.
    @DrRockso. Před 22 dny +20

    I see this putter brand is making its youtube rounds.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny +1

      We just launched in January - it's gonna market itself (unfortunately). Let's Roll!

  • @michaelmosley384
    @michaelmosley384 Před 22 dny +8

    The teardrop putter returns.

    • @trentpatterson4305
      @trentpatterson4305 Před 22 dny +1

      Exactly!!! I played a teardrop blade for years until I smartened up and bought A huge putter , but the teardrop felt so good and rolled nicely, just needed more modern tech

  • @calebm2161
    @calebm2161 Před 22 dny +6

    This putter is super cool! I love seeing people actually try and do something different. Whether it succeeds or not is a different matter, but I love the innovation. I've been super tempted to get this putter.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +3

      Agree 💯

    • @ooojonooo
      @ooojonooo Před 21 dnem

      Not knocking on the improvements of this design but the base design has been around for a while. If you search "teardrop putter", you'll find the inspiration for this putter shape and design.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      Much appreciated. It took years to get it right, and we understand not everyone is going to love it, but as long as we have a group of raving fans, and help them enjoy putting. That's all we are after..

  • @davidgolf3245
    @davidgolf3245 Před 20 dny +5

    Gabe thanks for the video. FYI, I have an extra set of Cobra 3D irons for sale, still in box, 4-pw, KBS regular steel shafts and Lamkin stock grip, if you or any of your viewers are interested. I bought two sets and played my first round yesterday and they are awesome!!!! Have a good one.

    • @Bhaddew
      @Bhaddew Před 19 dny

      How much?

    • @davidgolf3245
      @davidgolf3245 Před 19 dny

      @@Bhaddew 4300, but somewhat flexible. So far I've seen them on eBay for 4800 to 5k.

  • @MegaKev63
    @MegaKev63 Před 22 dny +6

    Thanks Gabe, great stuff, the weight loss is so evident, good job brother 👍👍👍😁😁

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +3

      All that running between holes! 🤣🤣

    • @cheetoritos
      @cheetoritos Před 22 dny +1

      Returned to this channel after a bit of a break and the difference was shocking! Good job Gabe!

  • @bessergolfmitalex
    @bessergolfmitalex Před 22 dny +2

    What you said at the end it's completely right. I use a center shaft putter, you are using the lab putter, they say it's balanced and the putter is doing all the work for you. And then you mess up because you don't concentrate anymore. This putter it's good because you have to extra focus and makes you gaining strokes on the green. I always love to putt with my lob wedge. It's a great feeling and the ball really runs better great video. Thanks 👍

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      Couldn't agree more. You ahve to be super focused when putting, it's all about precision. We love our our Spoiler OG enhance your focus and creates a "mindful" state.

  • @davidchampion5667
    @davidchampion5667 Před 20 dny +1

    This putter has made me better, I'm a 28 handicap and used to use a blade, the 3 putts have became 2, it does scoop the ball if I'm not central or balanced(I lack routine in my set up)
    I've had mine for 3 months now it's been a great purchase

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      Thank you for your. support, David. We are glad our Spoiler OG has helped you become a better putter. Couldn't ask for anything more. Let's Roll!

  • @frankhernandez6883
    @frankhernandez6883 Před 22 dny +2

    *Great Review-- thanks for your effort. Current putter is Ping Anser-2, 2021*

  • @realityobservationalist7290

    Multiple generations of golfers probably don't even know.... this is an old idea in a new package. The Teardrop Putter, circa 90's

  • @LeeCharles90
    @LeeCharles90 Před 20 dny +1

    Many times I’ve left my putter in the car and happily use my PW. Feel wise is nicer and I actually hole out more than using a flat stick

  • @ButterflyDivotTool
    @ButterflyDivotTool Před 21 dnem

    I’ve had my eye on this putter for maybe nine months. I’m tripping out. You’re doing a review on it. That’s pretty awesome. I’m still waiting for my divot to review video. 😂 but I do love seeing you walking G.

  • @neilcaulfield7840
    @neilcaulfield7840 Před 21 dnem +1

    Always one for something new. Looks good. You're looking very slim these days Mr. Don't disappear now 😉.

  • @rogerwolfe1888
    @rogerwolfe1888 Před 20 dny +3

    No dudes I been practicing putting with the leading edge of my 60 degree wedge for many years and I could see how the roll of the ball starts immediately , I also invented wooden sandals for golf ! I should be a millionaire huh 🤔 well maybe or maybe not 😊 just saying and golf is great too !

  • @nobrien1
    @nobrien1 Před 22 dny +1

    It reminds me of the original putter my uncle produced in his mildly successful company, Pauli Putters. The original was like a thin horizontal bar with a circular disk on each end. It was like 4 wheel drive for putts in how the ball rolled and tracked. It also was great out of the grass just off the green in that there was less frontal resistance.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny

      I’ll have to look that one up. Is there info online?

    • @nobrien1
      @nobrien1 Před 22 dny

      @@LetsPlayThru No, not really as he died a number of years ago. I'll reach out to my cousin to send me a picture that I can share with you.

  • @OrvinReyes
    @OrvinReyes Před 21 dnem +3

    Great for skulling putts every time

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      only if your putting stroke stinks.

  • @waywardwest
    @waywardwest Před 22 dny

    Reminds a little bit of the Teardrop design of the 90s. It had a rolled face. I'll stick with my Yes! Tracy putter. I love the feel and the grooves putts a nice roll right off the face.

  • @joshuahardy6447
    @joshuahardy6447 Před 22 dny +1

    Looking great Gabe! Let me know if you want to try out the Maltby TE+ Blacks. I’d be happy to send them over to you to continue your exploration of that great brand!

  • @charlespace7278
    @charlespace7278 Před 21 dnem

    A few years back there was a “teardrop putter” that was of similar design. It worked great but product would not sell.

  • @jd.schultz-qh1ui
    @jd.schultz-qh1ui Před 22 dny +1

    I always seems to putt better with my sand wedge, maybe I should give it a try.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +1

      Yes sounds like it’s right up your alley

    • @-Thunder
      @-Thunder Před 21 dnem +1

      Sand Wedges swing like heel shafted toe down putters. Maybe you'd like the way those swing if you haven't tried one lately.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      You, literally, are the target audience. :)

  • @mattwagner5332
    @mattwagner5332 Před 22 dny +7

    Its weird reaching the age where you start seeing old things become new again.
    Used to be a company in the 90s called Teardrop that made a roll-face putter. Fred Couples had a signature model. It was a nice putter. I really liked it. If I could find a decent one, I would probably buy it today.
    I've also seen bargain bin putters that are just straight round tubes on the end of the shaft. This is nothing new. If it's weird, there's a good chance someone thought of it in the 70s or 80s.

    • @rbailey225
      @rbailey225 Před 22 dny

      Imagine, persimmon woods making a comeback. LOL! I'm 53 and one of my first sets of irons were the Tommy Armour 845. I got my handicap all the way down to 5 with those things. I took them out to the range with some new grips a few weeks ago........can't believe I ever thought they were good. Felt like every ball was a rock and I was right in the middle of the club face. So there is something to be said for the tech side of things but the gimmicks will always come and go ............and come back again. Remember the wedges that had a like an 120 grit face? Those things chewed through tour balatas like candy.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +2

      @@rbailey225it would be easy to paint a metal wood to look like a persimmon. I’m surprised we haven’t seen that yet. Would be cool.

    • @calebm2161
      @calebm2161 Před 22 dny

      ​@@LetsPlayThru This is one of the coolest ideas I've ever heard! Why hasn't anyone done that yet!!?? Good idea Gabe!

  • @Marinedog0341
    @Marinedog0341 Před 22 dny +1

    I actually have putted with my wedges and did real good with them. No joke! Ervin C.

  • @tcofield1967
    @tcofield1967 Před 22 dny +1

    Is this USGA or R&A conforming? I can't find anything saying yes or no on this. I'd be afraid to use this in a competition if it isn't. For casual golf this isn't a big deal of course but most people don't want to change putters from one game to another. It is odd but no weirder than some of the other 'game improvement' stuff on the market. I'm sure there was some scoffing when the first Anser came on the market.
    As for weird putters, I have one that I had made a few years ago. It is non conforming so I only use it for scrambles or games where the goal is to be as goofy as possible. I'd post a pic of it but this isn't facebook.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny

      Great question. Yes it is conforming according to the website.

  • @767driver
    @767driver Před 21 dnem +1

    I tried this putter, loved it for every putt except very long putts. I kept hitting them into air, probably poor technique on my part but couldn’t figure it out.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 21 dnem +1

      Sounds like the issue I was having where I was driving the ball down into the ground at first.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny +1

      We are happy to help you out with the long putts. Generally it's just a small ball position change, or smoothing out the stroke that gets the ball rolling silky smooth.

  • @rbailey225
    @rbailey225 Před 22 dny +1

    Another thought I had on putters is.........ALIGNMENT. Way more important than hopping and skipping. I see so many people buy putters that are popular but maybe not so much suited to their eye. Not sure why but Scotty Cameron Newports have never suited my eye. I have a helluva time starting a putt on the right line with them. Now, I know it's not the putter but there are others that are just automatic for me and in between the ears is a big part of the battle. Heck, if I never had a putt outside of ten feet I probably would use a plain old Bullseye putter. Dead on line every time but the distance control is terrible for me.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      We made sure to make out alignment as BOLD as possible!

  • @carlosGarcia-xl1ql
    @carlosGarcia-xl1ql Před 22 dny +1

    I wonder how this putter does a few yards/feet off the green. My wife ALWAYs pull out her putter off the green. Which I commend her for but sometimes the ball hops on her. I wonder if this give her better consistency. I tend to have a love hate relationship with my putter. They tend to hate me when I am trying to save a par or bogey. lol. Great content!!

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +1

      That’s a great idea, Carlos. A putter off the green is often a good idea. I’ll have to test it.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      It's a wonderful putter as a Texas Wedge.

  • @ChevySource
    @ChevySource Před 22 dny

    Brother can you get your hands on a set of the Kirkland irons for me!? lol I have the driver, wedges and putter but I can't find the irons anywhere without paying twice of MSRP on Ebay or something. I'll pay you for it!!!

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +3

      Get a set of Maltby TS1-IMs…They are cheaper and better.

    • @ChevySource
      @ChevySource Před 22 dny

      @@LetsPlayThru I know I know I'm just that weirdo that likes to be all matching even if it might not be best for my game. But so far I've been more than satisfied with Costco's products so if it's not broke don't fix it you know?

  • @johnkraus5454
    @johnkraus5454 Před 2 dny

    Still looking for the Left handed version...

  • @rbailey225
    @rbailey225 Před 22 dny +3

    Back in the 80's there was a putter called the Acu-Roll. It had a rounded face so the contact point was just slightly above the equator to avoid hopping putts. These gimmicks have been around for years.......either you can roll the rock or you can't.

    • @-Thunder
      @-Thunder Před 21 dnem

      The old Teardrop putter was similar. Negative loft putters are out there too. You can putt well with almost anything imho.

    • @rudyruiz9521
      @rudyruiz9521 Před 21 dnem +1

      Curious, is everything different a gimmick?

    • @rbailey225
      @rbailey225 Před 15 dny

      @@rudyruiz9521 If it's different, no. This is 40 year old gimmick. This principle has been around since the eighties. If it were that game changing all putters would employ it. If it works for you, knock yourself out. I can't recite a study but I would venture a guess that more putts are missed offline compared to coming up short due to skipping and hopping. The majority of the time a putt is short it's just bad distance control.

  • @taftwright5966
    @taftwright5966 Před 20 dny

    Something like this has been on the market before. It was some time ago I was a much younger man.

  • @terrybullock2350
    @terrybullock2350 Před 15 dny

    So like a Teardrop Zebra putter, or a Cigar putter, its been done mate!

  • @xavierperez9725
    @xavierperez9725 Před 22 dny

    How is this any different from round face putters of the past? Tear drop roll face came out like 30 years ago?

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +1

      Def a similar concept

    • @xavierperez9725
      @xavierperez9725 Před 22 dny

      @@LetsPlayThru looks like Tear Drop still exist making current models with radial faces. A side by side review might be cool content?

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      much more of an "edge" vs a rounded face. Promotes more topspins/forward roll than a fully rounded face.

  • @randomguy32150
    @randomguy32150 Před 22 dny +1

    Doesn’t help that the greens were aerated recently.

  • @davidcole2337
    @davidcole2337 Před 22 dny +1

    It is either Futuristic or Gimmick. Hard to really tell.

  • @JimmyRadloff
    @JimmyRadloff Před 22 dny

    Not gonna fix any normal putting issues. Still gotta hit the right line the right speed, and appears to be a little less forgiving than a lot of conventional putters if you make a bad stroke.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      You do, indeed. But, Spoiler OG can get the ball rolling on line easier, and by reducing skid, your distance control becomes more predictable...

  • @jasonj5243
    @jasonj5243 Před 19 dny +1

    I’m too much of a visual player and this would throw me off just looking at the face. BTW. Happy Father’s Day.

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      I bet you;d be surprised when you put it down and putt with it.

  • @dudosmokokos
    @dudosmokokos Před 21 dnem

    Don’t know about this product shape. I believe that a negative loft putter is the best putter to use to hole putts. Why because a slight downward “hit” “push” will make the ball roll on a tighter roll plus it will not break as hard as a putt that is hit with +3 loft. You need a tall face (taller than the golf ball and a -2 or -3 negative loft) think of a bowling ball, a professional bowler rolling the ball down in a negative loft throw. No other ball in the world goes down the lane in such predictable fashion than a bowling ball rolled by a professional.

  • @TTT-1961.
    @TTT-1961. Před 22 dny

    Easier and cheaper just to putt with the sand wedge (not kidding), and you can still keep the regular putter in the bag

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      agree to disagree. If it were easier to putt with a wedge, we would have continued to do that. But we designed Spoiler OG, after putting with a wedge for a year, to improve consistency and strike on the equator.

  • @georgesteer4137
    @georgesteer4137 Před 22 dny

    See Teardrop "roll-face" putters. Been around at least 40 years.

  • @TS_Esquire
    @TS_Esquire Před 21 dnem +1

    I appreciate this putter ISN'T $400 or $500. It isn't cheap at $300 but it seems like putters are getting way out of hand like drivers.

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 21 dnem +1

      I agree. I thought it would be more expensive. I think that’s really reasonable for the R&D that they have put into it.

  • @markzinda8863
    @markzinda8863 Před 21 dnem +2

    Putting is 99% confidence. If this putter infuses you with confidence, use it!!

  • @CJock
    @CJock Před 21 dnem

    The price at close to $300 is a swing & miss

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      We wish we could make it for less! But being a small start-up business, after years of R&D, it's hard to do it for much less. We hope to decrease price as we grow and find more success! That;s also why we are going DtC and not in stores, to keep the costs down for our customers.

  • @FittinToGet
    @FittinToGet Před 22 dny

    Looks like a take on the old tear drop putter...of course more up to date...

  • @MichaelChoi
    @MichaelChoi Před 22 dny

    So I can just use my wedge 🤔

  • @TheRunningDad
    @TheRunningDad Před 3 dny +1

    This is nothing new. I’m old enough to remember the teardrop brand putter

  • @kyleericson9777
    @kyleericson9777 Před 22 dny

    Does anyone remember the ‘Teardrop’ putter from the 90’s? This is really not a new concept …🤔

  • @bfgolf
    @bfgolf Před 22 dny

    Interesting but seems a little gimmicky

  • @RenBobbins
    @RenBobbins Před 10 dny

    $295 is a pretty steep price to pay for an unproven platform that may or may not fit your putting style.

  • @SigmaJAD
    @SigmaJAD Před 22 dny +1

    Do you lIke the look of it? Is the position comfortable? Is lining up natural? Once you make everything repeatable, and it works for you. Go for it. No matter if it's a Scotty or a piece of pipe welded to a rod

    • @LetsPlayThru
      @LetsPlayThru  Před 22 dny +1

      Confidence is key 🔑 for sure

    • @SigmaJAD
      @SigmaJAD Před 22 dny +1

      @@LetsPlayThru love your channel and love that you actually take the time to respond to people. All the best Gabe

  • @sparkplug6022
    @sparkplug6022 Před 22 dny +1

    Green looks like they were punched. The ball will not roll smooth. The ball will bounce around.

  • @youtuber6185
    @youtuber6185 Před 13 minutami

    So it’s harder to use and we are all looking to make putting more difficult ? 🤔
    There are no shortcuts to putting.

  • @Gramkan
    @Gramkan Před 22 dny +1

    Junk, inconsistent launch and bounce off the ground is a variable no one needs

    • @SpoilerGolf
      @SpoilerGolf Před 15 dny

      Our Spoiler OG helps you improve your putting stroke so that the ball does not hop/bounce. Most golfers use a traditional flat face putter, they apply all sorts of unwanted spin on the ball, unknowingly, when thy have inefficient putting strokes. With our Spoiler OG you get visual feedback, and can continually dial in your stroke to get better, and better, and better.

  • @hoganfan924
    @hoganfan924 Před 22 dny

    There was a “roll face” putter out about 30-35 years ago. I tried it out in a golf store. Meh. 🫤 What’s old is new again