riltim
Eagle Member
I think soft putters definitely catch the chains better than firmer putters, but I don't consider that a good thing. Firmer putters will spin a bit in the chains and drop while softer putters will catch and kick a bit.
A good example of this would be to take two putters and try to backspin one like a wheel on the top of another. Firmer putters will spin in place for 1-2 seconds before rolling off while softer putters will roll off as soon as the two touch.
A good example of this would be to take two putters and try to backspin one like a wheel on the top of another. Firmer putters will spin in place for 1-2 seconds before rolling off while softer putters will roll off as soon as the two touch.