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.

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.

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).

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.