Putter Fitting
You use your putter more than any other club in the bag, yet most golfers never have it properly fit. A dedicated stroke-path capture system removes the guesswork from length, lie, loft, and face balance.
Arc, Straight, or Somewhere Between
Our putting capture system tracks face angle at address and impact, path shape through the stroke, and strike location across the face. This tells us whether your natural stroke is a slight arc, a straight-back-straight-through path, or somewhere in between — and which face balance (face-balanced, toe-hang, or in-between) supports that path most naturally.
We also measure setup posture and eye position over the ball, since both influence aim perception independent of the putter itself.
Length, Lie, Loft & Face Balance
Length
Set to your posture so your eyes sit correctly over the ball without hunching or standing too tall.
Lie Angle
Determines whether the toe or heel sits up at address, which directly affects aim and start-line accuracy.
Loft
Matched to your typical impact conditions so the ball releases into a smooth, true roll rather than hopping or skidding.
Face Balance
Toe-hang designs suit an arcing stroke; face-balanced heads suit a straighter path — matched directly to your captured stroke shape.
Fix the Club You Use Most
Putter fittings run 45–60 minutes and include stroke-path capture, a face-balance recommendation, and length/lie confirmation.