Putter Grip Size: Compare Shape, Width and Weight Before Going Bigger
A larger putter grip changes more than hand comfort, so choose the shape and weight that work with the whole club.
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Putter Length: Choose a Comfortable Setup Before Ordering 33, 34 or 35 Inches
Putter length should suit the way you stand and deliver the face; height charts provide only a starting point.
Face-Balanced vs Toe-Hang Putters: A Fitting Choice, Not a Stroke Shortcut
Balance labels describe a putter characteristic; testing aim, face delivery and pace reveals whether that characteristic suits you.
Centre-Shafted Putters: Compare the View, Offset and Actual Balance
A central shaft connection changes the view at address, but it does not by itself tell you the putter’s balance or whether you will aim it better.
Armlock Putters: Fitting the Forearm Hold Without Confusing It With Anchoring
Armlock putting changes the hold and setup, so length and loft need to be fitted to the technique rather than copied from a conventional putter.
Counterbalanced Putters: How to Test Length, Grip and Head Feel Together
Counterbalancing changes the balance of the whole putter; a longer grip alone does not tell you how it will perform.