Putters

Criteria for choosing a golf putter

To perfect your putting and roll the golf ball to the hole in as few strokes as possible, there are a number of criteria to take into account when choosing a putter.

Understanding the different types of putter

Golf putters come in different models to suit every golfer's profile. In our online store, you can compare different types of putters for your golf club:

• Blade or classic putters: these slim clubheads give you more feel for your shots, but also make greater demands on your accuracy. They are therefore more suitable for experienced players.
• Mallet putters: in the shape of a circular arc, this model encourages a swinging movement and contributes to the player's good alignment on the green.
• Half-mallet putters: as their name suggests, these putters guarantee a compromise between technicality and forgiveness to support your progress.

What shaft length for your putter?

The shaft of your putter corresponds to the shaft of your club. Its length has a direct impact on your playing posture and alignment. To choose a high-performance putter, you'll need to opt for equipment that's adapted to your height, so you can keep your eyes above the line of play on the course.

Putter: choosing the face of your golf club

The putter head, and in particular the club face, should also be part of your purchasing criteria, as it impacts the balance of your club. Face-balanced models, for example, are ideal for players with little or moderate rectilinear movement.

An alignment putter to guide you

Some putters have built-in alignment aids. These models can feature lines on the head to help you align your stroke. An invaluable indicator that will enable you to gain precision thanks to an innovative system and, consequently, improve your scores throughout your round.

How do you maintain your putter over the long term?

To make the most of your putter, we recommend keeping a small brush on your bag. This way, you can remove any dirt or sand that inevitably clogs up the face of your golf club after each stroke. In case of rain, we also recommend wiping your putter with a clean cloth before storing it in your bag.