Are you going to take advantage of improvements in putters? New design and technology will help you square the face at address and impact to increase your chances of rattling the back of another hole. If you are, then please make full use of the technology.
What length of putter is right for you? The standard-length putter is too long for most golfers.
A putter length that’s too long for you will probably cause your eye line to be inside the ball. That impacts your ability to “see” the putt. If you get your eyes over the ball with a putter that’s too long, you’ll need more arch. That will make it harder to square the face at impact.
The PING Heppler Putter has an ADJUSTABLE LENGTH SHAFT so that we can easily find the setup that makes it easiest for you to sink more putts.
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Take advantage of both the latest putting technology and a proper fitting. We’re here to help you sink more putts.
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