Ray Cook Blue Goose BG40 2.0 Putter
- 35 inch length, right-handed
- 3 degrees of loft, 4 degree bounce angle
- Midsize RC Tour grip, rubber
- Steel shaft, regular flex
- Blade or cavity back head type
Updated 23 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A right-handed steel-shafted putter with a midsize grip and a modest loft. The head type is listed ambiguously, so check the shape before buying if alignment matters to you.
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ASIN: B07Q16HCK1Category: Putters
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Overview
A new golfer, or one switching putters, gets a right-handed Blue Goose BG40 2.0 with a steel shaft and a rubber midsize grip. The model series is Blue Goose 2.0, and the listing includes a single putter.
A midsize grip and regular flex suit players who want a larger, quieter grip on the stroke. The limitation is the head description, which reads blade or cavity back without saying which, plus no weight or lie angle in the listing.
Who it's for
Players who stroke the ball with a larger grip and like the standard length will find this a fit. Left-handed players, or golfers who need a confirmed head shape, should look at other options.
Pros and cons
- Midsize grip for a quieter hand
- Steel shaft and head
- Standard length for most setups
- Loft and bounce angles listed
- Head shape described two ways
- Head weight not listed
- Left-hand version not offered here
Performance notes
A putter's loft launches the ball slightly upward to start it rolling, and the low listed loft limits skidding on the green. The midsize grip reduces wrist action by filling the hand, which many players use to steady the stroke. Steel in both shaft and head gives a firm, consistent feel at impact.
Specifications
| Brand | Ray Cook |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 35 inches |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Construction & materials | |
| Grip Material | Rubber |
| Shaft Material | Steel |
| Color | Blue |
| Other details | |
| Head Type | Blade or cavity back |
| Loft | 3 degrees |
| Grip Type | Midsize RC Tour |
| Golf Club Type | Putter |
| Flex | Regular |
| Bounce angle | 4 degrees |
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Frequently asked questions
Does the Ray Cook Blue Goose BG40 2.0 need assembly?
The listing mentions no assembly. It lists a single Blue Goose BG40 2.0 putter as the included component.
Is the Ray Cook Blue Goose BG40 2.0 a left-handed putter?
No. The listing gives the hand orientation as right.
What grip is on the Ray Cook Blue Goose BG40 2.0?
A midsize RC Tour rubber grip.
Is the Blue Goose BG40 2.0 a blade or a cavity back?
The listing says blade or cavity back without choosing one, so confirm the head shape with the seller.