1. Length: This is maybe the most important component to a putter. What you want to do is get into a correct address position. When you tilt from your hips, you want your eyes over the ball, hands under your shoulders, elbows bent but touching your rib cage, and hips over your heels. The putter needs to fit this set-up.If you grip a standard length putter and find you're gripping down the shaft, you will need a shorter putter. If you grip beyond the end of the putter, you will need a longer putter. Now with the correct length putter in your hands, the shaft would be in line with your forearms.I have found that most golfers play with too long of a putter. 2. Weight: If you find you need a shorter putter, just cutting your putter shaft will do you no good.ow with the correct length putter in your hands, the shaft would be in line with your forearms. I have found that most golfers play with too long of a putter. 2. Weight: If you find you need a shorter putter, just cutting your putter shaft will do you no good.
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