FAZER - XR2 - Mens P425 Soft Feel Oversized Golf Putter - Male Golf Putter - Black - Right Hand - 34 Inch

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The Bandon 3 has more of a toe hang so is ideal for players who want to have the forgiveness of a mallet and are perhaps moving from a blade. Indeed the putter sits flush to the ground and the winged shape helps players square the club to the golf ball at impact too. Overall I felt it had a similar feel to a blade putter but in a mallet form which means it may suit a wide range of players. Off the face, it feels solid and offers up a surprisingly firm and loud sound at impact given the deep grooves on the face insert. For those who prefer a face-balanced putter, the Bandon 1 will be the perfect match and is one of the best TaylorMade putters for beginners. Off the face, TaylorMade TP Hydro Blast Bandon 3 feels solid and offers up a surprisingly firm and loud sound at impact given the deep grooves on the face insert. This remained consistent across its length, though, and the speed was enough to impart a short, controlled stroke and still get the ball to the hole. There are a couple of ways you can grip your putter, so we’ll take you through the most popular and commonly used methods.

The Vardon grip is another commonly used grip amongst the professionals, and it involves placing the little finger of the hand placed lower down the club (your guiding hand) between the index and middle finger of your dominant hand. The top thumb will sit nicely underneath the bottom hand across the heel of the thumb or the lifeline of the palm. Putters come in lots of different head designs whether that be blade, mallet, or mid-mallet and all have their positives and negatives. For beginner golfers, we recommend using a mallet putter because they tend to be much larger which helps to improve the forgiveness of the club. That is done through redistribution of the club's weight to the extremities of the clubhead, which stabilizes the club and increases its MOI. American Golf also provides an advantageous custom fitting process to provide a player with the perfectly suited putter to improve their short game on the greens. Our bespoke process can be completed both online and in-store to establish the best possible putter set up for you. A player’s height, putting posture and style of stroke are all critical in deciding which putter and of what specification is right for you. This highly recommended process guarantees to tremendously provide you with a putter to massively improve your putting in comparison to your existing one.Beginners should use a putter that offers a high degree of forgiveness and stability. For that reason mallet putters are generally the best putters for beginners as the offer higher MOI's and have larger sweet spots on their club face. Why should I buy a new putter?

Blade putters, meanwhile, are better for those putters who have an arc in their stroke. Players who like to feel how the ball reacts off the face may opt to use a blade putter over a mallet to give them greater responsivity. Some argue that blade putters provide slightly better control over distance, but ultimately, that varies from player to player and putter that works best for you.Driver: The 10.5° driver is designed for maximum distance off the tee. It has a lightweight graphite shaft that makes it easy to handle, and the large sweet spot makes it forgiving for off-center hits. You have to like what you are putting with because this will give you confidence when you're standing over the ball. Confidence is king on the putting greens, so get a club that is going to boost your confidence levels. In terms of mallets, there are loads of classic and futuristic designs above so it is purely a case of finding a model you like the look of. The reverse overlap grip is the most common way to grip a putter that many professionals prefer. For this, you place your left hand just above your right hand on the putter grip, and link both hands by lifting your index finger of your left over your right. Rest your left thumb flat on top of the grip for additional support. For right-handed players, your right hand will obviously be the dominant hand during this, with the left hand for direction and steadiness.