Putter Fitting
Putters don't carry a torque spec the way full-swing clubs do, but length, lie, and face balance shape your stroke just as decisively. We check every one of them against your actual stroke path.
Stroke Path, Not Just Eye Position
Our putting capture system logs stroke arc, face angle at impact, and tempo across a series of putts at varying lengths. Setup posture and eye position are checked separately, since a putter that "fits" your posture on paper can still fight a naturally arced stroke if length or lie are off.
Putter Fitting Data Points
What Actually Changes in a Putter Fitting
Length
Most golfers putt with a stock length that's an inch or more off their ideal setup, which changes eye position over the ball and stroke plane at the same time.
Toe Hang vs. Face Balance
Toe-hang putters tend to suit a stronger arc stroke, while face-balanced putters tend to suit a straighter back-and-through path. We match to your actual stroke, not a rule of thumb.
Lie Angle
An overly upright or flat lie angle at address changes where the face points at impact, independent of your stroke path.
Book Your Putter Fitting
Sessions run 45–60 minutes on our dedicated putting capture system.