GoSports GS1 Tour Golf Putter – Choose Oversized Grip or Traditional Grip - 34” Right-Handed Blade Putter with Milled Face

Can’t beat it for the price. Obviously a take on some well known and more expensive putters. For the price this is a great option

Yes it’s actually got a milled face. The face has a cool looking honeycomb pattern with milled lines going across it and it looks good. Sounds good too when hit in center. I bought this with zero expectations but I’m actually really impressed with the value. Came with a very comfortable grip, I got the oversized option and I dig it. I almost thought it didn’t come with a headcover but it actually does, it was just at the other end of the box. Extremely good value for a putter. Took it to the practice green today and it rolled ‘em really well. I give it a 5/5 based on the fact its a really good inexpensive new putter. For reference, it’s a little heavier head than my Scotty Cameron Newport (1), but I really liked it and now I’m questioning if I want to make my Scotty heavier with different weights, I felt like it rolled em straight on longer putts across the green. I don’t normally leave reviews, nor did I even need a new putter, but I figured I would try this inexpensive one out and give it to my son who plays. Hope this answers some questions.

If you're looking for a putter that can give you the confidence to take your game to the next level, look no further.GoSports' GS1 Tour Golf Putter has been designed by golfers, for golfers—and it shows. The blade-style design gives you great control over your ball and helps eliminate hand rotation, which can cause inconsistency in your stroke and make it hard to line up your putts.The stainless steel head makes contact with the ball with a classic “click” sound that lets you know exactly where your ball is going to land. And the milled face helps ensure smooth roll off the face with minimal skid marks or other irregularities on the grass.The Fat Grip makes all the difference when it comes to consistency and accuracy on the greens; it minimizes hand rotation and increases stroke consistency so that every putt is at least as good as any other one, if not better! And if that wasn't enough, this putter comes with a padded cover for protection against damage from clubs in your bag or other sources of impact damage—you'll be able to use this beautiful putter for years to come!

I am new to golf so I can’t really tell you if it compares to the other putters that go for 2,3 or $400 +. But I’ve tried two other putters that are about that price and it feels close. The only difference is the more expensive putters are a bit more balanced versus this one. But this is a good deal. The head seems to be machined precisely on the putt face but on the backside it’s not as precise, or maybe it’s just mine. I’ve done a lot of research and cross-referencing and shopping and this is the one.

I was having a lot of issues with my putting and had a tendency to push my putts left. I tried several different putters.. mallet and blade types. I really like the feel of this blade putter. It is lighter and better balanced than several I tried. It seems easier for me to line up putts and I can control ball speed much better. The oversized grip is a big plus. It seems like I don’t use my hands as much and I strike the ball cleaner. For what I paid for this mostly used club in the bag I got a great deal. The milled face is also a plus

The optics of this putter were actually really nice. It would be a very good value for a beginner or higher handicap golfer. It lacks the tactile feel and balance for lower handicaps in my opinion.

Very nice putter for the price, nice shaft and a nice putter head.The length is normal, but the balance of the putter is awesome.

I really like heavy putters, and have been on the market for a blade style putter with some good mass that isn’t crazy expensive . I saw a comment where someone said this was just as heavy as a Scotty Cameron with confirmation of the milled face, so I decided to give it a try. It definitely has some weight to it, and I suspect some of the broken heads shown here are due to the shaft not being able to support said weight. Specifically if being held certain ways where the weight of the head is putting stress on the mating point of the shaft (giggity). I could definitely see that leading to some broken off club heads, though. I couldn’t confirm the USGA acceptance rating since the USGA equipment acceptance catalog online doesn’t list putters, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t be. Bettinardi uses a similar face design and it’s 100% used on tour. P&P Imports/GoSports also has quite a few other clubs that are in fact USGA conforming. The grip seems fine, and I can confirm my purchase came with a putter head. In short, it’s a sleek looking, genuine milled face putter that comes weighing in probably close to the 350g range. Putts roll off the face really well with good sound. Don’t swing it in frustration after you miss because the shaft may not be be able to handle the stress.If/when mine breaks I will edit this comment with the details.