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• Designed for mid to high handicap golfers seeking premium performance at an affordable price• Internal brass heel and toe weights provide increases stability and forgiveness...Read more
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Ray Cook Classic Plus Chipper --- Great Club
by:fourwinn95a
Likes --- club head is heavy enough to make the required stroke strength easy to estimate, versus some chippers that feel more like blade putters that can actually disrupt you...Read more
Kinda cool-never used one before
by:88wrongway
I've never used a chipper before now. The one thing that I noticed right away is you can't fluff your shot, but you need to learn how to use it properly.
The first two ti...Read more
The first two ti...Read more
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• Designed for mid to high handicap golfers seeking premium performance at an affordable price• Internal brass heel and toe weights provide increases stability and forgiveness at impact• Features a proprietary Ray Cook grip design
About the Manufacturer
Ray Cook, a passionate golfer, inventor and engineer, began making golf clubs in San Antonio Texas in 1963. His very first putter introduction brought with it a PGA Tour victory. The wins kept coming and Mr. Cook’s putters continued to grow in prominence and recognition. In the mid 1980’s, the company was sold and subsequently relocated to Carlsbad California where the 100% milled “Blue Goose Series” of drivers was produced. The unprecedented precision Mr. Cook introduced to Tour Players using his putters was soon made accessible to every golfer with the introduction of a value-oriented line called “Classic Plus”. The company was purchased again in 2000 and once again makes its home in central Texas.
• Designed for mid to high handicap golfers seeking premium performance at an affordable price• Internal brass heel and toe weights provide increases stability and forgiveness at impact• Features a proprietary Ray Cook grip design
About the Manufacturer
Ray Cook, a passionate golfer, inventor and engineer, began making golf clubs in San Antonio Texas in 1963. His very first putter introduction brought with it a PGA Tour victory. The wins kept coming and Mr. Cook’s putters continued to grow in prominence and recognition. In the mid 1980’s, the company was sold and subsequently relocated to Carlsbad California where the 100% milled “Blue Goose Series” of drivers was produced. The unprecedented precision Mr. Cook introduced to Tour Players using his putters was soon made accessible to every golfer with the introduction of a value-oriented line called “Classic Plus”. The company was purchased again in 2000 and once again makes its home in central Texas.
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Ray Cook Classic Plus Chipper --- Great Club
Created: 06/17/10
Likes --- club head is heavy enough to make the required stroke strength easy to estimate, versus some chippers that feel more like blade putters that can actually disrupt your swing at impact if you are not very careful.
Why did I buy it? I had one of these chippers and disposed of it several years ago at my son's recommendation. I was very good with it but my son wanted me to master the "7 iron chip". I never could do it, so I replaced the original with this one. In the interim, I tried a new chipper that had the light, blade putter feel, and could not make it work. The Ray Cook is excellent.
Why did I buy it? I had one of these chippers and disposed of it several years ago at my son's recommendation. I was very good with it but my son wanted me to master the "7 iron chip". I never could do it, so I replaced the original with this one. In the interim, I tried a new chipper that had the light, blade putter feel, and could not make it work. The Ray Cook is excellent.
Thank you for voting. If your vote meets our Kinda cool-never used one before
Created: 02/28/10
) I've never used a chipper before now. The one thing that I noticed right away is you can't fluff your shot, but you need to learn how to use it properly.
The first two times I used it, I skulled the ball. After I figured out how to use it, I landed my shots within a half yard of where I wanted and got great roll.
It's a keeper, but now I need to figure out which club to pull from my bag to stay at 14.
Update; The more I use it, the more I like it! Practice, practice, practice.
The first two times I used it, I skulled the ball. After I figured out how to use it, I landed my shots within a half yard of where I wanted and got great roll.
It's a keeper, but now I need to figure out which club to pull from my bag to stay at 14.
Update; The more I use it, the more I like it! Practice, practice, practice.
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