FGP (original brass)

The SeeMore FGP in its original brass build is the putter most often cited as the reason the FGP name still carries weight. According to kingdomofgolf.blogspot.com, FGP stands for Featuring Ground Plumb, and the head on this version was brass, with a fuller center section, 100% toe hang, and a face balanced at impact. The same source describes the alignment aid as the signature SeeMore red dot and two white lines, paired with what it calls RifleScope technology, and notes the putter came in at 34 inches, tested at a price paid of $29.

Opinion on the FGP has been consistent on the core point: it's easy to aim and easy to keep on line. kingdomofgolf.blogspot.com put it plainly, writing that "The SeeMore FGP makes it easy to hit putts on the intended line," and going further to say it believes SeeMore putters are "the very best putters you can buy (in a sea of pretty good ones)." General notice elsewhere echoes that same read: praise for a putter that sits squarely, aims easily, and rolls consistently on its intended path.

Where the blog account gets more granular, it's still just one outlet's testing setup rather than anything verified. It reports a lively sound off the brass head, a somber and basic black headcover, and a grip swapped out for a 65 gram SuperStroke, details about that particular test unit rather than settled specification. Within the FGP line, this brass original is the version that established the shape and the reputation that later FGP releases, including PVD and blade variants referenced elsewhere, have had to answer to.