Never Compromise Tau Putter (Sole View)
Never Compromise Tau (Face View)
Never Compromise Tau (Rear View)
Never Compromise Tau (Top View)
Never Compromise Sigma (Top View)
Never Compromise Sigma (Face View)
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15 years ago
ya all of clevelands new line upsare red except the launcher
15 years ago
I’d say it more than likely red. It seems to be one of Clevelands/Srixons main colors now.
15 years ago
Is that a red paint fill or blaze orange paint fill? Blaze orange always makes me think of road construction and deer hunters.
15 years ago
Exactly, it’s a dressed up VP series. The VP line itself is pretty good, brilliant when you add in the price point they are at. You can guarentee the NC line will be a bit dearer than the VP’s.
15 years ago
Exactly Kiwi. So why pay more for an NC when you can a great deal on the Cleveland version (which I think are nice looking putters)? Maybe Cleveland thinks their customers are as dumb as Boo Weekley and just won’t notice the similarities. =) I also think the black and red looks dull with these putters. The black and grey was a recognizable aspect of their brand. I think they should have updated the use of those colors instead of playing it so safe.
15 years ago
Let me know if I’m way out of line here, but it seems like Cleveland took their VP putter series and added some variations to the molds, put some bull crap insert in the face that probably won’t do a darn thing for stroking the ball better, and then threw the Never Compromise logo on them. The picture of the Sigma with the single bar going down the middle looks suspiciously like the Cleveland VP #5. See for yourself (http://valueguide.pga.com/images/Cleveland/Putters/vp5_large.jpg). I understand the need to have a separate brand for higher end products (Lexus for Toyota, Acura to Honda), but this is just a really poor effort on Cleavland’s part. Never Compromise will be lucky to pull 1% of the putter market with these lazy efforts.
15 years ago
i might have to trade up
15 years ago
Sorry not a fan of face inserts.
I have a NC milled series putter and It is great.
15 years ago
Hey Vince – thanks for your opinion. I do like that they have some new technology for a face insert. THink everyone is tired of seeing the same old thing.
15 years ago
I like how they look.
15 years ago
So whats the SFT (Spin Face Tech.) Really Never been Intrested in these except maybe their original Materials. Like When I first saw a Never Compromise They were the first that used that softter material when the harder cover balls started to make their way into the game. Other then that its kind of hard to do anything really New with shapes. JMO
15 years ago
Hey TIm – it stands for “Suspended Face Technology”
15 years ago
I can’t say that I am a fan. I really don’t like any of the designs. If I had to use one it would be the Tau as I think the Sigma and Beta are just plain ugly. I don’t think that these three putters will help put Never Comprimise back on the map. They might be the best putters out there, but I can’t get past the looks.
15 years ago
I like the Tau the best as well…and it actually is not a complete rip-off of the Anser like almost every other putter out there. We will have to wait and see how they sell. If they market like they did last time I am sure they will do well.
15 years ago
Nope, sorry I think NC missed the boat with this selection in my eyes. Another Anser style yawn… and a couple of strange mallets.
15 years ago
They look great
Titleist ProV1 Golf Balls
nick
15 years ago
Is there a price point on these yet?