Pros: It's easy to manipulate head. I also like the head-heavy weightiness of club.
Cons: Nothing.
Bullseye Quality: This is not the newer American Classic III, nor is it the Acushnet Bullsye of years ago. It is a Cameron model that I'm guessing was done some time in the late 90s.
Review & Rating Summary: I have tried putter after putter with limited success. I recently went to the local golf store to roll a few with the new SC Detour. After a pretty so-so session I noticed an old Titleist Bullseye in the used club section. As a lark I picked it up and rolled a few. Time after time it found the hole. I then saw that it was selling for only $100. Considering I've got more than a thousand dollars of useless putters in my dead club bag, what's another hundred bucks? When I got it home I took it to the green behind our house (we live on a golf course). I proceeded to roll in 110 of a 112 putts from five feet. Granted, it wasn't a tough putt (just a little left to right break), but I was amazed to see putt after putt disappear into the hole. I had one streak of making 44 in a row, and another one of 58. I have never, NEVER rolled the ball as good as I did with the bullseye. There is something about the simple set up that freed up my stroke and allowed me to keep the ball on line. I have used the bullseye for a couple of rounds and have been very impressed with both my distance control and ability to keep the ball on line. In the past three years I've had more than a dozen putters in the bag, I think my search is now over.
Titleist Bullseye Rating: 5
Author of this Golf Review: Billy
Game Description: I've been playing the game off n' on for over 30 years. I'm currently in an 'on' phase. Strength is hitting greens, weakness has been doing anything positive with all the greens I hit.
Average Score For 18: Par or Better
Golf Review Submitted: 2006-09-19 Review Usefulness Rating: 4.90909 out of 5. 11 reader(s) voted on this Titleist Golf equipment review.
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