Putter Fitting
The face-to-path relationship matters on the green too — just at a much smaller scale. A stroke path with a slight arc paired with the wrong face balance sends four-footers offline in ways most golfers never diagnose.
Matched Instead of Guessed
We measure your stroke arc — straight-back-straight-through, slight arc, or strong arc — on our putting-green capture strip, then match face balance and toe hang to that arc instead of assuming a face-balanced mallet or a toe-hang blade works for everyone.
Length and lie get checked from your actual posture, not your height alone, since setup posture changes how your eyes sit over the ball and how consistently your face returns square to your path.
What We Test on the Green
Length
Set from posture at address, checked on the capture strip rather than estimated from height alone.
Lie Angle
The wrong lie angle tilts the face at address before the stroke even starts, which shows up immediately in your face-to-path reading.
Toe Hang & Face Balance
Matched to your stroke arc so the putter releases the way your hands naturally want to move it, not against it.
Stop Guessing on the Green
Bring your current putter and we'll compare it against demo models matched to your stroke arc.