Cure RX3F Putter

Cure RX3 Putter Review

Don't Let The Look Deceive You

By David Theoret

Cure Putters makes high MOI putters with adjustable lies and adjustable weights putters. Since their launch at the 2014 PGA Merchandise show where they earned the #1 spot on the PGA.com Product Spotlight, they have continued to grow rapidly due to an overwhelming response from consumers and retailers alike. Cure Putters offer tremendous benefits to golfers of all skill levels and come in 5 great colors. They also conform to USGA Rules.

Breaking into the crowded putter market is not an easy thing to do, but when you are featured in magazines like Golf Digest and on The Golf Channel, chances are you're on to something. While many smaller companies use some sort of gimmick to gain short-lived market share, Cure Putters represent a turning point in putter technology.

The RX Series - like all Cure Putters - is built on the principles of an extremely high MOI. They also have a lower loft, and a deeper face that impacts the ball at the equator, eliminating backspin. What this means to the average golfer is more stability, more forgiveness, better distance control, and tighter shot dispersion. When the highest MOI in golf is combined with a completely customizable fit, the result is dramatically more consistent putting and lower scores. Golfers who have switched to the Cure Putter are simply 3-putting less and one-putting more. This is consistent across all player levels. Perhaps that's why former PGA Tour Commissioner Deane Beman and RIFE Co-Founder Jim Barfield have both joined the Cure Putters team!

My first look at the Cure line of putters was probably no different than yours...What the...? Let's face it, as putters go, these are not the Bo Derek (or J-Lo depending on your age) of putters. In fact, they look downright strange. At least that was my first reaction when I met Cure Putter founder Steven Davis at Sawgrass last year.

Fast forward a year to the Tour Edge Media Day before the 2015 PGA Show. Cure Putters is there with their complete entourage; everyone from media folk to Account Executives and club fitters; even Mr. Davis was around for a while (or so I'm told). After a brief product introduction by all of the presenters, it's time to go out and claim our media prizes - one of which is a putter fitting and Cure Putter of your choice. My fitter was able to dial in my weighting and shaft angle very quickly and before long I was draining 10-footer after 10-footer. Another what the...(as in what the heck have I been missing)..moment. Since then, the Cure Putter has been in my bag and the results continue to amaze. It comes with all of the necessary adjustment tools and a set of weights so that you can adjust the heel and toe weights until you get it just right.

The 2015 lineup of Cure Putters features a total of 7 models with some exciting new putters on the way! Cure Putters are available in either a left or right hand orientation and come in standard lengths with offset shafts. With a wide range of both weight and lie adjustability, you can easily find the perfect fit and feel to suit your stroke and tempo.

Finding Cure putters is getting easier every day. Cure now has over 500 retail accounts in the US and Canada as well as distribution to Korea and Japan. To find a shop near you that carries Cure, go to the Store Locator on their website, www.cureputters.com. Before you know it, you'll be sinking more putts on a regular basis.

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About: David Theoret

David Theoret has been in the golf and golf travel industry for over 10 years, primarily selling online advertising. For the past seven years, he has also been a golf writer, reviewing golf courses, resorts, destinations, equipment, golf apparel, and training aids - the latter of which never seems to help. David's articles and reviews have been posted on many golf travel and equipment websites.

Growing up in Southwestern Ontario, Canada, it was naturally assumed he would play hockey. Beginning at the age of 3 and continuing into his late 30's, he did just that. However, after one too many pucks to the head, he realized that golf was a lot easier on the body (whoever said hockey players were slow) and took the game up.

After moving to Florida and accepting a position with TravelGolf Media (now part of GolfNow) his love for the game grew exponentially. Most Saturdays you will find him on a course somewhere in Florida or on the practice range reinforcing his bad habits. David plays to a 10 handicap - unless there is money involved in which case it goes considerably higher. He currently resides in Lakeland, FL with his wife Belinda and their two "kids", Madyson and Molly.