Rife Mr Beasley Review

How does it look behind the ball?

First impressions of the Rife Mr Beasley are good. It's D shape is pleasing to the eye when you address the ball and the back of the putter face and small heel and toe weights make for a square feel, which gives confidence when you're lining up.

It's a no-frills putter, compared with some of the way-out futuristic putters and for me that's a good thing.

The black finish makes the putter appear heavy and I wondered on first impressions whether this might be a bit of a blunt instrument, rather than the sort of delicate tool you'd want to take out onto extremely fast and tricky greens.

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What is for sure, however is that the combination of the black paint and the white alignment line work well together - you should be in no doubt where this putter is aiming!

How does it feel?

To my surprise, this putter has a wonderfully soft feel, which silenced my concerns about the heavy look of the putter. I'm sure you'll find that the putter would play well on all surfaces.

How does the Rife Mr Beasley roll the ball?

Again, the roll was reassuringly good and true, showing that Rife's putters - a little like Ping putters - are not about flashy designs, but are all about performance. I must say I was impressed!

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A very good no-frills putter and excellent used purchase - you can pick them up cheaply in golf shops and online.

Others to consider:

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Ping

Ping Anser G5i A hideous beast to look at, but beautiful to use.



Ping Tess In our opinion, Ping's best effort at a blade putter



Ping J Blade Possibly the ugliest putter Ping has ever made ... and it feels dreadful too!

Seemore

Seemore FGP Original A revolutionary putter which has now won 2 major championships thanks to its combination of roll on fast greens and patented riflescope aiming design. Well worth considering!

Titleist

Titleist Bullseye Flange An extremely pretty putter. A favourite with some of the world's greats 50 years ago and excellent on fast greens. Unforgiving when compared with modern putters

Wilson

Wilson 8802 This is THE classic blade, used by the stars of 1950s, 60s and 70s. The kind of putter that gives you confidence the moment you pick it up

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Still puzzled about which cheap golf putter to buy? Read our article on choosing a putter to find out what will suit your stroke.! Still not sure if a Rife Mr Beasley is for you? Click here for our article on choosing a putter to fit your stroke.

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