ProjectKyle
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Has any one thrown the Anode Proton or anode Eclips from M.V.P? I am looking to buy a new putter. And the anode got my eye. Any feedback?
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instead of telling you to search other Anode threads, far better advice is that you really need to feel them in person. The plastic is not somehting everyone likes
I've thrown both and I like them a lot. I think they glide well and go straight very consistently as a putter. My favorites are in the 170-172g range. Eclipse and regular fly the same.
If you click the link in my signature I've made a lot of videos showing what Anodes can do.
If you click the link in my signature I've made a lot of videos showing what Anodes can do.
Welcome to the site!
This info is from the MVP expert on this site.
Heed his words!
Hello fellow Kyle. Like rube said, feel them. The plastic is not like anything you have felt before. I don't really like the feel but I haven't actually owned one.
prhodes
Birdie Member
I got an Anode from one of my buddies pretty cheap and I'm loving it! it glides well and holds its line. It helped my putting become much better than it was with the DX Aviar I was using.
BIGHAFNER
Eagle Member
It's an interesting feel. I liked it, but i lost mine on a drive at a REALLY rough course. It is a very straight putter and comes out of the hand quite quickly.
If you get one, don't get something that is almost clear.
If you get one, don't get something that is almost clear.
erock216
Eagle Member
1. Get a wizard
2. Dont look back
3. Profit
2. Dont look back
3. Profit
wranglerspace
Par Member
knettles
Double Eagle Member
Anode vs. Ion
I say, if you're wanting to use it just for putting, the anode works great, but I prefer the ion for approaches and short drives. The ion is slightly more overstable, but just enough that it can still hold whatever line you put it on.
As far as the plastic goes, it seems more like actual "plastic" than say champion plastic. It flies well, but I don't know how well it would hold up to multiple impacts with trees on a heavily wooded course. That would only be a issue though if you're using it as a driver.
I say, if you're wanting to use it just for putting, the anode works great, but I prefer the ion for approaches and short drives. The ion is slightly more overstable, but just enough that it can still hold whatever line you put it on.
As far as the plastic goes, it seems more like actual "plastic" than say champion plastic. It flies well, but I don't know how well it would hold up to multiple impacts with trees on a heavily wooded course. That would only be a issue though if you're using it as a driver.
