Putter Fitting Explained: Length, Weight, Grip and Head Style

Is your putting stroke really the problem—or is your putter making the game harder than it needs to be?

In this episode of Club Fitting Chronicles, Gene and Josh break down the most important variables in putter fitting, including grip size and weight, counterbalancing, putter length, shaft weight, head shape, alignment aids, toe hang, face milling and inserts. Gene also explains why many golfers are using putters that are too long and shares a simple way to estimate the proper length for your natural setup.

You’ll also learn why a larger grip does not automatically improve your putting, how a small counterbalance adjustment can completely change head feel, and why the most expensive putter in the shop may not perform any better than one found at a garage sale.

The right putter is not necessarily the one being used by the best player in the world. It is the one you can aim, control and confidently use under pressure.

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