Titleist Dead Center putter

RE: Titleist Dead Center putter

Mathieu S — Fri, 20 Aug 2021 14:05:59 GMT

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Mike,

Those putters were made between 1987-1995, depending on the model. Dead Center putters are engineered with a bi-level cross-hair alignment system. Golfers can precisely set up for a consistent and repetitive stroke by seeing and correcting any one of four common soling errors: too flat or too upright lie, too open or too hooded face. All Dead Center models are heel-toe weighted to reduce twisting on off-center hits.

Cameron

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Hi Cameron,

I bought a SP-212 New on 1994 or 1995 and it has been my only putter ever since. I would like to know if it is made of carbon steel since I want to have it refinish.

Thanks and regards,

Math

RE: Titleist Dead Center putter

Ronald S — Mon, 22 Jun 2020 18:00:31 GMT

I have a dead center sp203 putter. It is different from the putters that I have seen online. It has delta balance on the face instead of the model number. Also nowhere on the club does it say titleist. Is this a counterfeit?

Re: Ken W replied to Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

peter a — Sun, 24 Mar 2013 16:38:44 GMT

Very good, thanks for the reply and the information,

I really like the design of this putter, almost more than my Scotty Cameron?

I wasn't sure what the cost of this would be, maybe you are right about getting

a good one on Ebay or Amazon,

Thanks for the help,

Peter

On Sat, Mar 23, 2013 at 9:53 PM, Ken W <bounce-kenw35@acushnetgolf.com> wrote:

Ken W replied to Re: Titleist Dead Center putter in Golf Clubs.

There are many independent shops doing outstanding refinishing work where you can send your putter. Putter Lounge has a very solid reputation just to name one. You are looking at close to $100 and 4-5 weeks for the work. Another option would be to find a superb condition Dead Center on eBay. It won't cost you as much but may take a while to show up online in like new shape. You won't have to worry about any counterfeits from that era. They are a fantastic line of putters.

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Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

Ken W — Sat, 23 Mar 2013 08:16:06 GMT

There are many independent shops doing outstanding refinishing work where you can send your putter. Putter Lounge has a very solid reputation just to name one. You are looking at close to $100 and 4-5 weeks for the work. Another option would be to find a superb condition Dead Center on eBay. It won't cost you as much but may take a while to show up online in like new shape. You won't have to worry about any counterfeits from that era. They are a fantastic line of putters.

Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

Cameron D — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 15:56:21 GMT

Peter,

Unfortunately, since that is a Titleist putter and not a Scotty Cameron putter, it can not be restored through the Scotty Cameron Custom Shop.

Cameron

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Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

peter a — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 20:50:18 GMT

I found one of these Dead Center putters,

I love the design, and the features as you explained it are perfect for my never ending attempts to improve my putting skills.

But, the Dead Center logo is the best part, I don't want to mess with the original logo on the grip or the club itself.

Is there a way that we can get this "refurbished", without removing any of the original logo images?

Would like to clean it up so it looks good as new, or close to it, without removing any of the logo, as indicated.

Let me know if you can recommend a facility locally, or if Titleist can help and do this, that would be the best.

Please advise?

Thank You,

Peter

Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

Andrew A — Fri, 07 Dec 2012 01:21:53 GMT

Mike, are you looking for one?

Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

Spezza — Thu, 06 Dec 2012 18:52:23 GMT

Great info! thanks for the quick reply Cameron

Re: Titleist Dead Center putter

Cameron D — Thu, 06 Dec 2012 14:02:13 GMT

Mike,

Cameron

1-888-TITLEIST