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FGP (non-milled reissue)

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Line
FGP
Model
FGP (non-milled reissue)
Head
blade

The Record

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The SeeMore FGP non-milled reissue puts the classic FGP mallet back in the line without the milled face treatment that later versions carried. Putterzone.com lists the msrp at 149 USD, though that figure comes from the publication's own reporting rather than from SeeMore itself.

The maker's own site carries a handful of customer testimonials tied to the FGP mallet. One golfer, posting after trying a SeeMore for the first time at Rodger Dunn Golf Shop, described sinking more putts and being more accurate than with Scotty Cameron, Odyssey, Bettinardi, and Ping, and said the ease of alignment and accuracy sold him on buying the Classic FGP mallet. Another customer credited the FGP mallet with a career-low round during a club championship, describing a day of feeling like every line was visible and every putt automatic once his confidence built after an early make. A third testimonial, from a retired Marine Corps aviator, described improving dramatically after borrowing a friend's SeeMore putter at a Veterans' golf event, eventually being given a second one the friend wasn't using.

Against the rest of the FGP line, this non-milled reissue reads as a return to the mallet's earlier face treatment rather than a departure from it. The record here leans heavily on customer voice rather than spec or independent review, which is worth keeping in mind when weighing what these accounts actually tell you about the putter itself.

Sources: store.seemore.com/info (captured 2021) · store.seemore.com/info (captured 2023)

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

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