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I’m so glad you mentioned about the shaft, I have the signs with the adjustable shaft and straight away the flex of the shaft. One thing it did do was helped me slow my putter strike down which has helped.
May look at a different shaft for it. Thanks.
Honest review. ⛳
I have a sigma 2 and it flexes the same the longer you set the length the worse it is.
Michael, Please try this with the little rubber training bits stuck to the face to confirm a center strike. That could influence the way the shaft flexes/feels at impact.
It’s just the shaft in general. You can feel the flex without a ball.
Have they completely done away with their TR insert? Used to find it worked very well .…for me!!
PS Glad to see you were able to come over to Spain, hope you enjoyed La Manga
In the Heppler range, no inserts.
La Manga was great, the weather even better ☀️😎
I sold my sigma 2 because of the shaft flex. Not sure if it affected the putts in anyway but very disconcerting when you can feel it in your stroke. Hope you can order a heppler with a normal shaft as I like the look of them.
Adjustable only as far as I know
You can order from a ping retailer with fixed length shaft. I spoke to a ping rep.
Why are there less and less centre shaft putters now mike
Guessing sales aren’t as popular
I have the Sigma 2 ZB2 and like the dual face with the True Roll Technology. Need the extra help on those longer putts (over 10 ft) when you can miss the sweet spot !
Tested the Sigma 2 Fetch recently. Lovely feel off the putter face with the insert. Also adjusted it to 35” too which left so much better.
Is there any difference in price between the Heppler & Sigma??
Need to check on the prices Stuart but pretty sure the Heppler is a more premium offering so guessing more expensive than Sigma…
Michael Newton Golf you back from Spain ??
The looks are not so bad but i would like it much better if there were a line on top of the putter to match the one in the back for better alignment.….Thanks.…Great review and Supper Strokes on the Putts.…
I think that this is a neat looking Putter, but I have never understood PINGS commitment to their adjustable shaft length technology. I can understand it as a “fitting” tool but once you have fixed on the correct length of shaft that best suits you, then you are never going to move it again. So they would be much better to use the adjustable shaft to fit the golfer into the correct length and then custom build the Putter with a more stable shaft. Simple!
@Richard Hannam that may well be the case for you Richard, but I suspect that for the vast majority of golfers once they have been fitted into the correct length of Putter that’s effectively set in stone as it were.
I would also make the same comment about adjustable drivers, once the golfer has been fitted correctly that setting is then fixed. So it would be better/cheaper if manufacturers just used “adjustability” as a fitting tool and then supplied the golfer with a Fixed/Set product.
@Bandit Baker There’s no ‘may’ about it.
Bandit Baker Adjustability is beneficial based on the kind of greens you are dealing with. If you only play at your home course and the weather is fairly consistent then I can see your point.
@Bracken Hanuse Corlett And, as I said, eyesight changes.
@Bracken Hanuse Corlett I’m not sure that there would be any benefit in changing the length of the Putter to suit different Greens? I would have thought that Putter length was more targeted towards a Golfers height, arm to floor measurement and their posture and that is pretty constant (unless it’s a youngster that is still growing). I still feel that PING would be better served using the “adjustable” Putter as a fitting tool and to then supply the Golfer (once fitted) with a “fixed” shaft length.
Sort of sounds like a Scotty.…
Tried the Sigma putter and did it’s performance was not for me. Tried the Ping Vault Voss and bought that.
I love firmer putters. Excited to get one of these guys. Interesting point re the shaft. May have to go a different route.
Fantastic review! Thank you
How is it different from odyssey no 7
I agree that the shafts on these adjustable Ping putters are quite whippy.
Michael – i have read comments about the Sigma 2 shaft being too flexy, and a suggestion that Ping had stiffened the Heppler shaft to deal with this criticism. But it sounds like you are finding the same issue? Did you try the Sigma 2 and if so do you notice a difference?
I have a sigma 2 in the bag but have fitted it with a Stability Shaft. The Heppler seems no different to me, still very flexible
Please stop saying SORT OF – it’s distracting from a good review on the whole.
I’ve actually noticed the flex in the shaft in the first gen sigma putters. Turned me right off. I use the TR 1966 anser 1 and 2
I prefer face inserts myself. I am actually a big fan of the new Spider S putter myself. Love it.
Can you replace the grip with a Super Stroke Grip, without affecting the shaft??
One off the best“feel“putter
I have the fetch in the heppler range. Lovely. Nice solid feel let’s me use a softer ball.
I think a little flex in a putter shaft is a good thing. I really want to try out a Tomcat 14 Heppler.
Flex in the shaft? what kind of club head speed are you people generating with a 4 foot putt just outside the friend gimme zone? Preposterous!
Agreed. No way you’re feeling flex in the shaft while putting. I’d like to see a blind comparison test to see if folks could pick out adjustable vs. fixed shafts.
I just bought one of the hepplers. I can confirm you definitely feel the flex in the shaft. I play it longer than average at 35.5 (near the top end of the adjustable length range) and the thinness and flexibility of the shaft is certainly noticeable. Why would he have commented on it if he didn’t notice it?
I bought the Heppler Anser 2 before reading the reviews. Tested at the shop and somehow felt great with it compared to scotty & bettinardi models in the shop. Gamed it for 3 rounds immediately after purchase. Only 3 putted twice total & many 1 putts (to save bogey haha). 3 birdies in total too. My first blade putter after 4 years with TM Spider oversized mallet.
I purchased this putter before viewing this video review. I played two rounds with this putter making 7 birdies and an eagle during the second round. When I played the third round it felt like the putter head was loose in the shaft. You could twist the head of the putter slightly with your hand. I returned it to Edwin Watts and they said they could repair the wobble, but after watching this video I’m not so sure. I will pick it back up in 2 days and see if head wobble has gone. I hope so because I really liked the feel of this putter when the wobble wasn’t so pronounced.
any updates on this? Looking to get one but worried about the wobbliness of the shaft
@Juan D. Robles yes Edwin Watts repaired the putter and it worked well in my Club Championship helping me to win with 5 under for 36 holes, great putter!
Yeah, I think I will order my next Ping putter in an Extra Stiff flex. You generate a tremendous amount of clubhead speed with a putting stroke.…LOL
Just ordered my Tyne 3. Can’t wait to get it. Love the more traditional harder feel. And that sleek copper-black look – oh baby.
I like the head weight apposed to the grip.
I never thought of seeing the Heppler review since 2020. I decided to comment that I still use the Floki model and it feels great to me. The Scotty was my second choice but $$$$$.
How did you get a stability shaft in the sigma 4