Putter Fitting
Roughly nine out of ten putters sold are either 34″ or 35″ regardless of who's buying them. Length set from your actual posture and eye-line at address is one of the simplest, most overlooked upgrades in golf.
Eye-Line Position Drives the Right Length
Putter length depends less on wrist-to-floor distance and more on your natural setup posture and where your eyes sit relative to the ball. We use a dedicated eye-line measurement device to check whether your eyes are inside, over, or outside the ball line at your current putter length.
From there we test length changes in quarter-inch increments, watching stroke path and face angle on a dedicated putting capture system rather than guessing from feel.
What We Check in a Putter Fitting
Length
Set from your posture and eye-line, tested in quarter-inch increments against your stroke path on the capture system.
Lie Angle
Checked at your corrected length — a putter that's too long or short at address usually forces the toe or heel off the ground, which distorts face angle at impact.
Face Balance & Toe Hang
Matched to your natural stroke arc, whether it's a straight-back-straight-through motion or an arced stroke.
Head Weight
Heavier heads suit faster greens and more aggressive strokes; lighter heads suit slower greens and a softer touch.
Grip Style & Size
Grip size measurably changes wrist action through the stroke — checked alongside length rather than as an afterthought.
Loft
Confirmed against your typical forward press and stroke tempo so the ball is rolling, not hopping, off the face.
What a Putter Length Fitting Can Fix
Pulled Short Putts
A putter that's too long often puts your eyes outside the ball line, which biases your read of the line and produces a consistent pull pattern on short putts.
Hunched or Crowded Posture
A putter that's too short forces you to crowd the ball or hunch at address, which limits a free, repeatable stroke.
Inconsistent Distance Control
Length mismatched to posture often shows up as inconsistent speed control on lag putts more than as a directional miss.
Toe or Heel Wear on the Face
Wear marks consistently toward one side of the face can point to a length or lie angle mismatch rather than a pure stroke-path issue.
Find Your Correct Putter Length
Sessions run 45–60 minutes on our dedicated putting capture system.