Monday, April 27, 2009

PGA Tour Win for $69 Putter

Jerry Kelly's Putter
Yes, it's true: a $69 putter just won on the PGA Tour. 

When Jerry Kelly rallied on the back nine yesterday to win the Zurich Classic, he did it with a Cleveland Classic 3 putter in hand. Jerry Kelly's putter costs just $69 at your local golf shop. It earned Kelly $1.1 million.

We can't say we're totally shocked. In an earlier review of the Cleveland Classic 1 putter, PutterZone.com concluded: "The Cleveland Classic 1 putter is a screamer of a steal at $69, boasting a smooth, buttery feel that far exceeds its price point."

PutterZone.com also named the Cleveland Classic to the top of its 2009 Best Buys list. 

It was also a good week for Cleveland's sister brand, Never Compromise. Seven players teed up Never Compromise's X-Ray putters at the Zurich Classic.  That's quite an accomplishment for a brand new line of $149 putters. Look for the X-Ray putters to be released to retail in early May.

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2 comments: on "PGA Tour Win for $69 Putter"

MyGolfSpy said...

It's a hellova deal and a good stick too. I am glad that some price conscience clubs are getting some recognition.

I don't remember are these just fced milled or 100% CNC milled?

PutterZone.com said...

Remarkable stick for the price, indeed. Face milled only, but sweet nonetheless.