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Golf Tip of the Fortnight

Choosing a Putter Tip

Golfers frequently ask me for recommendations on putters. There is so much personal preference involved in choosing a putter that I can't ever tell them which putter I think they should use. But there are are some things that I can recommend.

I believe you should LIKE the look and feel of your putter (which probably means you have to test a number of them). Heel-shafted, center-shafted, toe hang, face balanced... you will be able to feel it when it works. And a putter fitting will tell you if you can't feel it for yourself.
Based on the fact that almost nobody appears to have the natural ability to aim the putter, I recommend that you try a putter with a very clear (and hopefully long) line on it indicating the target line (as nearly as possible all the way from the face to the back end of the putter).

Once you have chosen a putter that meets the previous two suggestions make sure that the following attributes are, or can be, adjusted to your liking and your posture/stroke.

Overall length
Lie angle
Weight
Grip size and material/feel

I work with golfers of all skill levels on all areas of their games (individually or in small groups of friends, family, co-workers, etc.) in my Private Golf Schools.