(Jacksonville, FL) – Each week more and more Top Professionals from the PGA, LPGA and Champions Tour are choosing to put a Cure Putter into play. This past weekend, on the PGA’s Champions Tour, Rod Spittle used a Cure CX3 mallet putter to capture aT-3rd Place Finish at The Chubb Classic held at the Twin Eagles GC in Naples, FL.
Spittle, who’s been playing a Cure RX Series putter since 2014, recently switched to the company’s new CX3 mallet putter which was just introduced at the 2017 PGA Merchandise Show in January. Spittle ranked #1 in Putting through the first two rounds of the event and finished 4th in Putts per GIR for the tournament. His T-3rd Place finish earned him a paycheck for $96,000.00. He is currently ranked 18th on the Charles Schwab Cup Ranking.
“We’re thrilled to have Rod Spittle rolling our new CX3 putter and carrying a Cure Putters staff bag on the Champions Tour,” said Jim McCarthy, CEO of Cure Putters. “Rod’s a very talented player and a great ambassador for our brand. We’re just proud to be associated with him!”
About Cure Putters
Cure Putters is a golf putter manufacturer based in Jacksonville, Florida. Guided by the principle that “Form Follows Function”, Cure Putters takes a no-nonsense, performance driven approach to putter design. Cure putters all feature an Extremely High MOI design, which is very stable and offers incredible forgiveness for much greater accuracy and distance control, even on extreme mishits. The adjustable weighting system allows a wide range of weight adjustability, allowing the golfer to find the perfect weight to suit their stroke and tempo. With a higher center of gravity, lower loft and deeper face that impacts the ball at the equator, Cure Putters deliver a superior roll – getting the ball rolling sooner, helping it stay on the intended line. Cure Putters’ innovative design takes several problematic variables out of the equation and offers incredible forgiveness and control, resulting in a tighter shot dispersion. Golfers of every skill level will putt more consistently, build confidence and achieve better results with a Cure Putter.
All Cure Putters are CNC milled from a solid block of T-6160 Aircraft Grade Aluminum and 100% Made and Assembled in the USA. For more information on Cure Putters visit cureputters.com.
Media members interested in testing any of the Cure Putters for an editorial review should contact Joe Wieczorek joe@themediagroupinc.com of The Media Group at (847) 956-9090.
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