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If you've ever wondered why some putters have the shaft in the middle and others have it at the heel, you're not alone. Putter balance affects how the clubface opens and closes through your stroke—and using the wrong type for your stroke can cost you...
If you just dropped $400 on a new putter and you're still three-putting twice a round, the problem isn't the putter. Expensive putters have real benefits, but they can't fix an inconsistent stroke or poor green-reading skills. Here's what actually matters for...
If you're using whatever putter came in your starter set or the "standard" 35-inch model from the golf shop, there's a good chance it doesn't fit you. Most golfers never think about putter length, then wonder why they can't make...
Putter style isn't just preference. Here's how to match putter design to your natural stroke. The Problem You walk into a golf shop needing a new putter. The wall has dozens of options: sleek blades, chunky mallets, everything in between. The sales rep asks, "What...
Great putters don't have to cost $400. These proven options deliver consistent roll without premium pricing. What to Look For Forgiveness first: Beginner putters should have high MOI (moment of inertia) to keep mishits rolling toward the hole. Look for mallet designs or cavity-back blades with perimeter weighting....