Customer Rating: 
Summary: good damn putter
Comment: Liked bullseye putters when i was growing up.
i bought the augusta last spring. ten footers became automatic. it disappeared with the rest of my clubs.
ordered another ihope it is as good.
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: Absurd lack of basic two-way putters
Comment: Like Gail Bailey in the previous review, I switch putt (depending on the break). It's ridiculously simple and effective, never putting across your body.
In summer '95 I bought a new Titleist Bullseye Wide Blade putter, the classic John Reuter Jr. design. The heavy clubhead is perfect since it's much easier to remain consistent on both sides if I default to a smooth stroke without too much force. I would have purchased a half dozen if I'd known the bizarre future of putter design.
My bullseye is well worn on both sides, disturbing nicks that I blame when the lip outs arrive. I've been unable to find a more pristine replacement. This Wilson Augusta qualifies and is very classy, but it is much lighter. That's the only reason I allow 4 stars and not 5.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Finally!
Comment: I putt both right and left handed and have wanted a single putter (not being able to afford two). The closest I found was a vintage Bullseye, which I promptly bought even though it had considerably wear. This is almost an exact copy, so I snapped it up at first sight and have been very pleased with its performance.
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