Choosing the Right Putter Length 

It's interesting how putter length and overall fitting in my personal experience (24 years old and obsessed with golf from a very young age) is very personal. What I mean by that is there's an "ideal" posture that the majority of teaching professionals, etc. would want to see a player in for best performance but it seems to be that it's not black and white when fitting putters. Example of this is your comment being 6 foot 3 and liking a relatively short putter while I am a couple inches taller (honestly measured at 6 foot 5 by my doctor haha) and I feel WAY more comfortable and perform best with (ATLEAST a 37 inch putter), I am currently using a 38 inch putter and I honestly want to try even longer as I like the more upright posture and have tended to miss left as a right handed golfer. I'm going to actually buy an old 40-45 inch belly putter and find where it feels best. I also don't mind the feeling of gripping down a bit on a putter as it acts (sort of) like counter balancing and stabilization in my opinion. When belly putters were around and in stores I used to try them and they always felt great even though they didn't work as belly putters for me being 6 foot 5 and not having much of a belly (lanky, thin guy). They are some of the only putters that have felt like they fit me from any store I've been to. INTERESTING!

Durability tests would be great too, since Titleist has reduced the size of the cover by 18% and other manufacturers using new tec, like srixon spin skin, how will these hold up now? Seems like these company's are really making the premium ball for the pro that can just replace the ball after a few holes..

Exactly!! Nice name too!!LOL

@@celestialcelica1590 that's silly - i replace my ball far more often than tour pros! sometimes twice a hole!

That's different, How'd you feel about that.

Chipping/pitching is on our to-do list for sure, once we can get outside for some testing up here!

Not all, but lots!

Will be interesting to see what happens with it for sure,!

It is absolutely changing the swing weight ! So at the extremes (either short or long), it would be a significantly different feel -- whether that suites you are not is somewhat a matter of preference.

Yes, planning to

I think you are creating a bit of counter balance with extra club above your hands. Cutting it down would definitely change the swing weight. Swing weight was something they did NOT mention in this video. To keep swing weight relatively the same, Evnroll had 385 gram heads for 33", 370 gram heads for 34" and 355 gram heads for 35" putters.

And he was an exceptional putter on both tours.

same lmao

I'd like to see that as well.

That would have to be an outdoor test with a trackman. Mark Crossfield did a test with Titleist that covers some of the information. It can and does change the aerodynamics of the ball.

Cool Clubs @ Carrara

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Not sure if you ever found anyone, but you can start here. It's the Golf Digest's America's Top 100 Clubfitter list. www.golfdigest.com/story/clubfitter-directory-americas-best-clubfitters

I found out last that I am left eye dominant, and right handed, so I played with closing my right eye to align and only opened upon taking the backswing. Sunk everything under 12 foot.

Yes please!

Quintic Ball Roll - SAM is also good but we prefer this

Thank you for the response!

Leslie/York Mills area

5'11"

That's why the invented the pause button -- you can read for as long as you like.