Putter Fitting
Read the green correctly and the putt can still miss if the ball never starts on the line you picked. Putter fitting is the purest start-line problem in the bag — there's almost no curve to hide behind.
Matching the Head to How You Actually Stroke It
A face-balanced putter suits a straighter-back-straighter-through stroke, while a toe-hang design suits a stroke that naturally arcs open and closed. Using the wrong style for your stroke forces the face to fight your natural motion, which shows up directly as a start line that drifts off your intended putting line.
We capture your stroke path and face angle together using a dedicated putting camera system, so length, lie, and head style are all matched to what your stroke is actually doing — not a generic recommendation based on handicap alone.
The Build Decisions That Matter Most
Length
Set so your eyes sit correctly over the ball at your natural posture — a putter that's too long or short forces compensations that shift face angle at impact.
Lie Angle
Even a small mismatch here tilts the face relative to your intended line, the same way it does with irons, just with far less room for error given the shorter distances involved.
Head Style & Balance
Matched to whether your stroke naturally arcs or stays square, so the putter is working with your motion instead of against it.
Match Your Putter to Your Stroke
Sessions run 45–60 minutes and include a full stroke and face-angle readout you keep either way.