Choosing the Right Golf Putter

A properly fitting putter can make all the difference on the golf course. Grip size, length and weight are all factors that can affect your performance. For example, if your arms are long, you may need a shorter shaft than someone with shorter arms. If you are prone to bending over the golf ball, you may want to purchase a putter with a shorter shaft. While there are general guidelines for putter length, these do not take into account the player’s posture, arm length, or preferred eye position.

As with any other golf club, a putter should allow you to easily aim for the target. It should be of the proper length based on your posture. In addition, it should be fitted with the appropriate amount of loft to keep the ball rolling smoothly after impact. Using a putter with an excessive loft will make the ball roll off line instead of staying true to the face. This is crucial for your overall performance. Golf putters can help you improve your score by a large margin.

Mallet putters are a classic choice for advanced golfers. Their deep heads provide a lower center of gravity, which helps them achieve optimal strikes. These putters also feature varying shapes and alignment aids to improve performance on off-centre hits. Mallet putters typically have two types: blade style putters (#1WS and #1), and mallet style putters (#5, #7, and 2-Ball). All three come with the same insert and shaft.

Golf putters with long faces are not recommended for all golfers. However, for some golfers, this style is beneficial because it provides a pendulum-like motion. Long putters are also better for back pain patients because they help prevent wrist breakdown. It also provides a pendulum-like motion, making it easier to judge distance and prevent wrist breakdown. However, it is important to note that long putters do not have the advantage of being longer.

When choosing a putter, it is important to look for features that will make it easy to make the shot. Many putters feature a low-profile face and a low-loft shaft. Other characteristics distinguish a putter from other styles of golf clubs. They are also distinguished by their non-circular grip, a curved shaft, and positional guides. This type of putter can improve your game dramatically.

If you are looking for a putter that will help you hit the ball further, consider a milled style. A milled putter features one solid piece of steel for the putter face. The shaft is typically stainless steel or 1018 carbon steel. These putters tend to be heavier and last longer than other types of putters. Some even include tungsten weights, which can increase the MOI and stabilize the head.

A traditional-length putter usually has a shaft between thirty-two and thirty-five inches. However, there are several variations. Belly putters are longer than standard putters, with the head of the putter resting against the golfer’s stomach. However, a belly putter is not as long as a broom putter. However, it is still an important factor to consider. The size of your putter will affect your putting stroke, so it is important to find a putter that is right for you.