Golf Putters

Are you unsure on which golf putter is appropriate for you? Are you overwhelmed with the number of choices out there? Breathe in and breathe out because each golf putter has something unique to it. You, the buyer, just need to know what it could be.

1. Ontic M -Pulse Putter Is mass is down the weighing system which gives more weight on the head and behind the ball. It also provides an alignment guide for the golfer. The design accentuates on the toe and the heel of the set up of the putter when placed flat on the surface. This is to accommodate the possible angles the golfer will find him in when playing.

The advantage of this putter is that no matter the angle the ball is wind up with, the Ontic M-Pulse putter is always balanced. It is available for both right-handed and left-handed golfers. It can also be adjusted for the golfer's benefit.

2. Ping Redwood Putter Made from stainless steel, Redwood Putter has three series: 1. Anser 2. Zing and 3. Piper S. These are targeted for the low handicappers because they are aesthetically designed to come up with lower scores. All models have lines which will assist golfers in cleaning up the putts. The machined heads allow golfers to assure that the line and the shape of each putter to improve the golfer's game.

Each model has a heavier head compared to other putters. This is to give the golfer a solid feel.

3. L2 Lateral Line Putter This is different from most putters because it faces forward. If you feel that you are getting the same results, might as well get something different to give you an advantage, right?

The L2 Lateral Line Putter faces forward. In layman's terms, the golfer directly faces the hole. He must stand straight and his shoulders and hips are in direct proportion and to his feet. His whole angle must be pointing toward the target. He holds the putter on his side. His one hand grips the top while his arms hold the lower grip. In a pendulum-style swing, he moves the L2 Lateral Line Putter to and fro.

This design is specifically made for forward-facing putters. This gives them a natural stroke therefore resulting a better way to gauge the right speed.

4. Titleist Detour Putter This was made after studies showing the result of the connection between the putting strokes and the golf habits of the world's best golfers. The swing path follows after the optimum putting swing which makes an angle in between the shaft. Therefore, this putter was designed to aid the golfer in going through that right path.

It has two designs: Detour Putter and Detour 2. The difference is that the former has single bend whereas the latter's shaft is straight.

5. Grip Sweetness Putter This is over-sized and has a two-bar design with the center targeting the two. Its dual tension rods assist in aligning the angle easier. There is a double insert on the clubface that is made of aluminum and soft polymer which affects the direction of where the ball heads after being hit.

6. Heavy Putter Most golfers use heavy putters. It may be too heavy for some but the alignment aids assist the players in having the proper golf swing. Because it creates a pendulum stroke, anybody who has difficulty when it comes to short putts should try this.

The weight makes the putter move online for the pendulum stroke but it helps the golfer get the tempo that he's after. It also assists struggling golfers with their yippy stroke and handsy stroke. It gives off the very strong direction and distance by controlling the short putts.

7. Frankly Frog Living up to its name, the frankly frog is so easy to get aligned and is stable through every stroke. Made from graphite shaft, the Frankly Frog has a green grip which matches the head. It may not suit the taste of most but it is remarkable what it can do to a golfer's game.

The head construction creates positive rolls, preventing the skidding and the hopping, from the impact of the swing on the ball. If you put all these together, then you have quite the efficient mallet golf putter.

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