Putter Fitting Rules of Thumb: 

If you already know some or all of your preferred club specifications, please use those.  If you don’t know a specification or are looking for guidance concerning a specific specification, please consult the information below: 

Putter Length – A good rule of thumb for the length of your putter is to use a length equal to the distance from the floor to the top of your wrist when standing up straight.  Considering increasing length if you have a more upright posture and decrease length if you tend to hunch over. 

Lie Angle – Most manufacturers use a default Lie Angle of 70°. While 70° is usually a safe choice, you can also determine a suitable Lie Angle with the help of the chart below by placing a golf ball in your preferred position at address and measuring the distance from your toes to the golf ball 

Hosel Position – Each of our proprietary Hosels is capable of being rotated to 20 different adjustment positions.  Each adjustment position, or stop, creates a unique Shaft Offset and Toe Hang combination.  Increasing Toe Hang or Shaft Offset will generally counteract a push tendency (right-handed golfer missing right, left-handed golfer missing left) and decreasing Toe Hang or Shaft Offset will generally counteract a pull tendency (right-handed golfer missing left, left-handed golfer missing right). 

Putter Grips – The putter grip you select can have a surprising impact on your putting stroke and can be a useful fitting tool.  Smaller diameter grips have a tendency to exaggerate a golfer’s putting stroke arc, while larger diameter grips have a tendency to reduce a golfer’s putting stroke arc.  We encourage our customers to repeat our fitting process anytime they make a significant change to their grip or putting style.