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Dead Aim 3-D Mallet Putter

The Dead Aim 3D Mallet is the only loft AND lie alignment putter that conforms to USGA regulations. The classic black model has white accents designed for easy alignment. It puts you in the proper positions with your eyes over the aim-line every time. The Dead Aim Putter is investment cast and precision milled 431 steel for a soft feel and solid roll.

Practice does not lead to results. Perfect Practice leads to results.
The average golfer misses 76% of 6 foot putts while the pro makes 76% of 6 foot putts.
WHY? Pros Know how to “Take Dead Aim”. Now you can too!

Features: Dead Aim 3-D Mallet Putter

•	Head Loft: 4 degrees
•	Head lie: 72 degrees
•	Head weight : 350 grams
•	Head material: 431 soft stainless
•	Head finish: Black or Silver PVD (physical vapor deposition)
•	Face: Precision swirl milled
•	Shaft: steel double bend
•	Grip: WINN Medium
•	Head Cover : Every putter includes a premium soft cover with velcro latch.

Eyes are not over ball	Hands are not Set	You're Perfect
Just sole the club and adjust to the club to line up lines and dots.

The Dead Aim Guarantee:

We stand 100% behind our putters with a guarantee others fear to make. If you use our putter and laser system for 30 days and do not drain 30% more putts within 10 feet, you can return your putter to us for a refund. Not only do we guarantee that you will enjoy making more putts, we guarantee the workmanship of our putters and training modules for one full year. We are 100% committed to helping you putt better. With our putter and system, you will set up more consistently, aim more precisely, and learn a better stroke. We will help you putt better. It is as simple as that. We stand behind our products 100% and stand behind our commitment to you. Welcome to our Dead Aim team and always remember to "Take Dead Aim".

Dead Aim 3D Mallet Putter - Black Reviews

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Nice training aid

By Stepano from Kauai on 05/06/2013

Pros:	Purposeful design
Cons:	No White mallet option and no way to pick up ball with putter
Recommended:	Yes

The laser putting aid helps identify what the face aim line really is. Obviously you are not allowed to use this when playing golf, an it easily snaps on & off. I prefer a white mallet and a smaller head than this. The putter is for a straight back, straight-through putting stroke. I used this for about 6 rounds and ended up going back to my white small mallet. I use it to train my alignment abilities. I hope this company succeeds and more options are offered. The dead aim website has video instructions and more iinsight on training.

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Take Dead Aim

By Steve from Washington on 09/26/2012

Pros:	durable,accurate, confidence builder
Cons:	laser not for bright light outdoors
Recommended:	Yes

played Capitol City Golf Course with this putter and my Titleist putter for comparison. How about putting for two Eagles on the course! had to take off the laser during the bright sunlight but aim is the best I have ever seen.even though the Winn grip is excellent I am going to put on the same grip that is on the Titleist which is a FATSO 85 grip left hand low that keeps me from closing the clubface and using the shoulders for an inside backswing and a down the line followthrough. for short putts this nearly putts itself and is good for medium distance but not recommended for very long putts. in conclusion I would order one that matches your favorite style , length, grip and shaft bend that is close to your favorite tournament putter. that way you are practicing excellent fundamentals and using something like aim point for green reading. putts are now in the twenties / 18 holes.

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Love it!

By Lynn27z from Ohio on 09/02/2012

Pros:	Reminds me to get my eyes over the ball.
Cons:	Need more shaft lengths to choose from.
Recommended:	Yes

I had to have the 34" shaft cut down so that I could get my eyes over the ball without it hanging up like a belly putter. It was a little difficult at first to look away from the putter and look at the "ball". I am averaging 13 to 14 putts per 9 holes with it!!

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