Putter Fitting
Every other club in the bag benefits from forming a hinge on purpose. The putter is the exception — here, an unwanted hinge breaking in during the stroke is usually the problem we're solving, not the goal.
Why Three-Putts Often Trace Back to the Wrists
A stroke that breaks down under pressure frequently shows a small, involuntary wrist hinge creeping in on longer putts — especially past fifteen feet, where the stroke naturally gets longer and the hands can start to take over. That break adds face-angle variance right at the moment it matters most.
We measure how much unwanted hinge shows up in your stroke as putt length increases, then fit grip size, shape, and putter length specifically to reduce that variance rather than chase a trendy head shape.
What We Adjust for Putter Fittings
Grip Size & Shape
Oversized, flat-front grips tend to quiet hand action for golfers prone to breaking their wrists down the stretch. We test a range of shapes against your own stroke data.
Length & Lie
Chosen from your posture and eye line at address, then verified against how consistently you can repeat face angle from that setup.
Face Balance & Toe Hang
Matched to your natural stroke arc so the putter's own rotation works with your stroke instead of asking your hands to fight it.
Quiet the Hands, Steady the Stroke
Sessions run 45–60 minutes using a dedicated stroke-path capture system alongside our standard hinge sensors.