Description: See my other listings for other Brands, Models and options.At TZ GOLF we specialize in vintage clubs and golf related items that have a cult like following, may be underrated in some circles, are beautiful to look at, have great performance, give a better value than overpriced new clubs and will help golfers have more fun & style on the golf course. The History of Bulls Eye PuttersA brief look at the history of golf and golf clubs reveals several clubs that have made an undeniable impact on the game through unique design, materials, popularity or tournament success. The famous Bulls Eye putter has made a mark on all four of these points.DesignerOriginally introduced in the mid-1940s by John Reuter Jr., Inc., the Bulls Eye putter became wildly popular among recreational and tournament players alike.The original club was a simple design with a brass head that could putt the ball left or right-handed. Later designs added a flange along the back for stability.ManufacturerThe Reuter company was purchased by the Acushnet corporation, maker of Titleist golf balls, in 1962.Acushnet, founded in 1910, was originally a producer of rubber products and started making golf balls in the 1920s.Its golf business proved so popular that it expanded into club-making and today is one of the largest golf manufacturers in the world, owning Titleist, Foot Joy and several other brands. The Bulls Eye putter remained a popular club into the 1980s, when putter design in the industry started to take a more technological direction.DesignThe Bulls Eye featured an unusual--for its time--center-shafted design.Made of polished or brushed brass, the putter distributed its weight both along the blade in front of the shaft but also in a smaller piece extending behind the shaft. The design meant the weight would more easily balance off-center hits. The club was offered in both a straight and flanged model. The softer brass clubhead offered players a new feel in their putting game.SuccessMany tournament players used versions of the Bulls Eye putter throughout their careers and many tournaments were won with the popular club. Amateur championships, professional tour events and even major championships are among the successes notched by the Bulls Eye, perhaps most notably Johnny Miller's record 63 in the final round of the 1973 U.S. Open at Oakmont in Pennsylvania.ImpactWhile putter design has taken marked detours from the design principles forged by John Reuter and the Bulls Eye putter, some of the major ideas remain in place. Weight distribution, minimizing the impact of off-center hits and simply rolling the ball end over end into the hole are still the most important aspects of putter design. Titleist designer Scotty Cameron has even taken a pass at a new version of the Bulls Eye in recent years, implementing a milled face on a carbon-steel clubhead in the classic center-shafted shape The Vintage Acushnet Bullseye FLANGE Blade John Reuter, Jr. 37" Putter This club is Vintage and Rare.Made from Brass.Original Bullseye Cord Pistol Grip shows appropriate wear, better than expected condition.This putter is in good used condition. Has a few dings and markings consistent with its age. Ready to be used and played. Markings on bottom are as follows...John Reuter Jr. DesignAcushnetMade in U.S.A.Flange M5cHas Bulls Eye Target Logo. Without Headcover Right Handed See Sizes and Grip information as above See pics for club condition Shipping Via USPSBid with confidence (100% positive feedback)Fast shipping
Price: 85 USD
Location: La Habra, California
End Time: 2024-12-13T21:04:13.000Z
Shipping Cost: 20.5 USD
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Brand: Acushnet
Handedness: Right-Handed
Department: Unisex Adults
Head Material: Brass
Club Number: Putter
Head Shape: Blade
Model: Bullseye Flange
Shaft Material: Steel
Item Length: 37 in
Golf Club Type: Putter