Guerin Rife 2 Bar Putter

You’ll spend $300 on a driver, but only $29 on a putter that you use twice as often. The putter is the killer piece of equipment in your bag, and I’m amazed that more attention isn’t paid to it.

The Guerin Rife 2 Bar Putter is to putters what the R7 is to drivers: a fully adjustable stick packed with more technology than Bill Gates’ house.

The putter is adjustable in two ways: first, you can adjust the lie angle with the aid of a white alignment line and an included adjustment tool. You stand over the putter in a comfortable address position and check the line. If the line on top of the putter doesn’t match the rest of the line, you need to adjust the angle.

The putter also has an adjustable weighting system. The two tubes extending from the back of the putter contain weights that can be set to nine different configurations. You can adjust the weight to the speed of the greens, or to compensate for a left or right tendency.

The tubes also are designed to set the weight back in the club, while while extra weights on the wings offer stability.

Finally, the putter’s face has a groove system—similar to the TaylorMade Rossa system, it seems to me—that is designed to grip the cover of the ball and lift it upward and out of the depression it sits in. Guerin claims that most amateurs miss below the hole because they misread the grain. The groove system, they say, gets the ball on top of the grain faster, reducing the effect.

This is one I’d really like to try.

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