Putter Loft: Loft is the angle measured between the face and a vertical plane. Loft enables the ball to launch at the proper angle to be sure it isn’t being driven into the ground at impact or skidding significantly before rolling. Players with substantial forward press should consider adding loft, while players whose hands are behind the ball at impact should consider a decreased loft angle.

Putter Lie: Lie is the angle measured between the shaft and the ground plane at impact. Lie angle is adjusted to make the head level at impact; the proper lie angle will help square the face angle to the target and improve consistency of contact.

Putter Length: Putter length is determined by your physical stature and putting posture. Generally, a longer putter will cause a player to stand farther from the ball, while a shorter putter will make a player stand closer. Our goal when adjusting putter length is to help a player consistently and comfortably get into the proper position over the ball.

Preferred Shaft Material

GRAPHITE: Graphite iron shafts are vibration dampening, light weight options. They produce a softer feel as well as higher launch and more speed for improved distance.

STEEL: Steel iron shafts are designed to maximize consistency and provide a stable feel for stronger players. Steel shafts are generally heavier than graphite and are available in a variety of weights and stiffness profiles to help optimize your launch conditions.

Preferred Shaft Flex

Beginning golfers who are not in the L or A shaft flex category should select R: Regular Flex Shafts.