PVD FGP Blade (P1090S)
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SKU
P1090S
Original FGP Blade is the most recognizable design from SeeMore, winner of 3 Major Championships and regarded as one of the greatest putter designs of all time by many golf historians. The Original FGP Blade is very accurate and forgiving. The Original FGP Blade putter is face balanced at impact or “balanced to the plane”, meaning it's dynamically balanced to the angle you putt at and naturally returns to square at impact. Far less manipulation during the stroke is needed to keep the putter face on the correct path and square to the target line.
Alignment benefits of RifleScope Technology (RST). Straight shaft. Full toe hang 90 degrees. Design and functionality is completely unique to SeeMore, making it very easy to properly release the putter head. Cast 303 stainless steel. New hand polished charcoal PVD smoke finish for a very rich look.
All Putter Models Have SeeMore's Patented RifleScope Technology (RST) Alignment System, For A True Reference Point For Perfect Alignment And Set Up On Every Putt. SeeMore was the winning putter brand of the 2015 OPEN Championship at St. Andrews (Zach Johnson), in one of the greatest clutch putting performances in OPEN History. SeeMore putters have won 3 MAJOR Championships, also including the 2007 Masters (Zach Johnson) and the 1999 US Open (Payne Stewart).
| SKU | P1090S |
|---|---|
| Standard Shaft | Black Tip Shaft |
| Custom Length | 30" - 39" - Standard or Counter Balanced Option |
| Custom Lie | 68° - 72° |
| Head Weight (grams) | 345 grams (Includes 10 gram Internal Hosel) |
| Head Material | Cast 303 Stainless Steel w/Remilled Face |
| Loft (degrees) | 2.5 |
| Length of Face | 4.60 inches |
| Face Depth | 1.09 inches |
| Depth of Flange | 1.20 inches |
| Face Balanced At Impact | Yes |
| Toe Hang | 90 degrees |
Face Balanced At Impact
This putter incorporates the dynamic benefit of “Face Balanced at IMPACT” also called “square to plane” or “balanced to plane”. Putters in this category consist of blades and small mallets hosting a straight center shaft or near center shaft design. They help the golfer develop an improved putting stroke and have the ability to continually improve with guidance from a SPi instructor or SeeMore tech manual or video. SeeMore’s optimal designs are Face Balance at IMPACT putters.
This putter incorporates the dynamic benefit of “Face Balanced at IMPACT” also called “square to plane” or “balanced to plane”. Putters in this category consist of blades and small mallets hosting a straight center shaft or near center shaft design. They help the golfer develop an improved putting stroke and have the ability to continually improve with guidance from a SPi instructor or SeeMore tech manual or video. SeeMore’s optimal designs are Face Balance at IMPACT putters.
Original FGP Blade is the most recognizable design from SeeMore, winner of 3 Major Championships and regarded as one of the greatest putter designs of all time by many golf historians. The Original FGP Blade is very accurate and forgiving. The Original FGP Blade putter is face balanced at impact or “balanced to the plane”, meaning it's dynamically balanced to the angle you putt at and naturally returns to square at impact. Far less manipulation during the stroke is needed to keep the putter face on the correct path and square to the target line.
Alignment benefits of RifleScope Technology (RST). Straight shaft. Full toe hang 90 degrees. Design and functionality is completely unique to SeeMore, making it very easy to properly release the putter head. Cast 303 stainless steel. New hand polished charcoal PVD smoke finish for a very rich look.
All Putter Models Have SeeMore's Patented RifleScope Technology (RST) Alignment System, For A True Reference Point For Perfect Alignment And Set Up On Every Putt. SeeMore was the winning putter brand of the 2015 OPEN Championship at St. Andrews (Zach Johnson), in one of the greatest clutch putting performances in OPEN History. SeeMore putters have won 3 MAJOR Championships, also including the 2007 Masters (Zach Johnson) and the 1999 US Open (Payne Stewart).
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