Beat, Seasoned, or New? What do you putt with?

[RebelZero]

I'm just curious. I carry 3 Soft Wizards: one beat to hell for putting in the circle; one mildly beat for approaches and drives; one new for windy putts or hyzer drives.

How does everyone else do this? Anyone prefer a newer, more stable putter in the circle?

[TOURNEYPLAYER]

Love my beat wiz. one i have is a little to beat so i cant even putt with it anymore. trying to slowly beat in another to perfection in case i ever lose my go to.

[dgdave]

New to slightly seasoned

[Frank Delicious]

I prefer beat, when I settle on a putter I like for putting I try to get like 4-6 of them and season them out back to get them where I want them.

[ferretdance03]

I prefer a seasoned putter, but not too beat. Usually the middle of the spectrum thrower is what I like in a putter.

[Triflusal]

it started out new, then it seasoned, now it's beat.

[Frank Delicious]

Once my main putter reaches beat it usually becomes my jump putter/approach disc.

[TOURNEYPLAYER]

it started out new, then it seasoned, now it's beat.

ground breaking stuff......

[CatPredator]

My 2 main putters are seasoned up from a few years use, but they've been babied the whole time. Mostly superficial nicks from missed putts. I carry some more beat up Aviars for driving and approaching that get broken out for tricky putts on occasion.

[Tossin' in Memphis]

New to slightly seasoned

I like mine fresh-ish

[dgdave]

Yeah. I finally put in a putter worthy successor in the bag a couple weeks ago. My main putter is getting close to 2 years old. I've got exact matches of each one, so im set.

[zj1002]

The one that feels the best. Usually means seasoned because the grip improved especially in dx/pro plastic. The only putter I have liked the feel out of the box was the yeti pro aviar. Which by the way 4x Yetis exist and are tastey, especially the heavy yellows

[Fritz]

Seasoned Omega SS (first runs), inside the circle and for jump putts. I use a Qmega for drives and approach and CE Omega for drives and approaches as well all situational.

[colombo117]

I putt with two beat challengers. One 166 and one 175. I have a back up for each. I am always seasoning new ones. I like when they get clovered and caved in on top. Glide increases with age and they go straight.

[kern9787]

Seasoned and eventually beat. Because I don't like buying a lot of new putters.