Golf Equipment

Putter Styles

This is the most important club you have but unfortunately there is no perfect putter. Putting is a fleeting art that requires tremendous practice and good hand eye coordination. A good putter will putt well with any brand or style for awhile and then suddenly the putts fail to go in so it's time for a change. Most better golfers have 4 or 5 putters of varying styles.


	The basic designs are the center shafted blade which has the same thickness from the heel to the toe.

	The offset shaft with a head that is heavy in both the heel and toe but very thin in the center where the ball is struck and referred to as a heel/toe weighted putter.


	The mallet shape which when viewed from the top looks like the letter "D" and appears very heavy.

	The blade putter with the shaft attached at one end of the head. This is the classic shape that has been around since golf began and is the closest to the shape of all other clubs.


	The Right Wedge For Every Situation

LOFT	CLUB	IDEAL WEDGE FOR:
52º	Gap Wedge	Long bunker shots Approach shots
56º/58º	Sand Wedge	Regular bunker shots Pitch shots
60º/62º/64º	Lob Wedge	Short high pitch shots Short and high bunker shots Shots from deep rough


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