Putter Fitting
Count your strokes over a full round and the putter usually wins by a wide margin, yet it's the one club most bags have carried unchanged for years without a single measurement taken.
Path Shape Tells Us the Rest
A dedicated putting rig records face angle at setup and at strike, the shape the putter traces through the stroke, and exactly where on the face contact happens. Together that data sorts your natural motion into an arc, a straight-through path, or something between the two — and points to which face balance actually complements it.
We also check how you're set up over the ball, since posture and eye position shift perceived aim independent of anything the putter head is doing.
Four Specs, One Stroke
Length
Dialed to your posture so your eyes land in the right spot over the ball without reaching or crowding it.
Lie
Sets whether the toe or heel rests up at address, which shifts your perceived aim line before the stroke even starts.
Loft
Tuned to your typical delivery so the ball rolls cleanly off the face instead of hopping or skidding early.
Face Balance
Toe-weighted heads complement an arcing stroke; face-balanced heads suit a straighter one — we match it to the shape you actually swing.
Measure the Club You Use Most
Plan on 45–60 minutes, wrapping up with a face-balance call and confirmed length and lie.