Putter Fitting
The putter is the one club in the bag with no shaft flex to worry about, which makes stroke arc, length, and face balance the entire conversation. We measure all three.
Your Stroke Arc, Not a Guess at Setup
A dedicated putting capture system logs your stroke path, face angle at impact, and tempo across a set of real putts, rather than relying on how a putter "feels" over one or two strokes on a practice green.
Length and lie angle are checked against your posture at address, and face balance is matched to your stroke arc — a face-balanced head for a straighter stroke, a toe-hang head for an arcing one.
What Changes in a Putter Fitting
Length
Checked against your posture at address — a putter that's too long or short forces compensations that show up as inconsistent face angle at impact.
Lie Angle
An upright or flat lie changes where the toe sits at address, which quietly influences aim before the stroke even starts.
Face Balance
Matched to your stroke arc rather than picked by looks — the wrong balance point makes an otherwise sound stroke fight the putter head.
Book a Putter Fitting
Sessions run 45–60 minutes and include a full stroke-arc capture report.