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Charles Schwab Challenge

Colonial Country Club



    Edel

    EAS

    Our Review:

    Edel putters have made their bones on the premise that by removing weight from the toe, there is less resistance to the way the toe opens or closes during the stroke. In other words, there’s less torque. Less torque, or the proper balancing of that torque, encourages a repeatable stroke. Edel’s mallets, while occupying a larger footprint, remain true to that premise with hollowed out areas in the toe. A hex-shape milling pattern on the face—with larger spaces near the sweet spot and smaller spaces away from center—promotes speed control and less distance loss on off-center strikes. Edel’s interchangeable weighting system (up to 30 grams) allows players to dial in a desired tempo to help with speed control, and 10 interchangeable alignment plates let you custom tune your line.

    Price: $450
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    Ratings
    Performance

    45%*

    Innovation

    30%*

    Look / Sound / Feel

    20%*

    Demand

    5%*

    * Percentage of total score

    Player Comments
    Low-Handicapper

    I like this club; it’s unique and different. I love the circular grip, feels smooth and consistently rolls well off the club face. Sets up great on the ground and I think it’s a fun putter to have in the bag

    Mid-Handicapper

    This is a perfect example of where less is definitely more. The sweet spot is so good that it feels like an iron.

    High-Handicapper
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