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Cure Tour X1

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

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Cure Tour X1
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The Record

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The Cure Tour X1 sits in the Tour Series, and everything the Record holds on it comes from coloradogolfblog.com's reporting. That outlet describes it as a mallet design with an aluminum clubhead and a milled face, finished in solid black with hidden weights. The same source lists the face size at 4.85 inches and puts the weighting scheme as tungsten in the toe and heel with removable steel weights in the back, and calls it one of Cure's smaller designs, though still a clubhead larger than most blades. coloradogolfblog.com also reported an MSRP of 299.95 USD.

On the course, opinion is generally favorable but not unanimous in its particulars. Community notes praise the X1 as forgiving on mishits and helpful in promoting a straight, smooth stroke, with good feel and sound, though the same notes flag that its pace can be tricky to adjust to if you're used to a lighter putter. coloradogolfblog.com's own account is more emphatic on results: putt after putt rolled, in their words, "as pure and on line as one could ask for," and they found that even toe and heel strikes only drifted slightly off line, still delivering, as they put it, "not-so-terrible results." Where the general Community commentary hedges on weight and feel, coloradogolfblog.com's hands-on account reads as a stronger endorsement of forgiveness across the face.

No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.

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What the Community says

Warmly regardedCommunity opinion from 1 gathered review · not a verified fact
What people praise
forgiving on mishits promotes straight smooth stroke good feel and sound clean unobtrusive design
What people flag
pace can be tricky to adjust to if heavier than usual putter
Putt after putt after putt with the Cure rolled as pure and on line as one could ask for, and even toed and heeled shots only went slightly off line, still delivering not-so-terrible results.
via coloradogolfblog.com · cited take

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