Measuring a putter sounds straightforward. You grab a ruler, line it up, and write down the number. But if you do it wrong, you can end up with a putter that feels off no matter how much you practice. The problem is that there are two different ways to measure, and most sources do not … Read more

You have probably seen the forums. One guy swears his new Scotty Cameron shaved three strokes off his round. Another says a putter is a putter and you are wasting money. Both have a point, but neither tells the full story. The answer to “how much difference do putters make” is not a simple yes … Read more

Ping Anser putters have been in production since 1966, and over those decades the name has appeared on dozens of different models. If you have one in your hands and you want to know exactly which model it is, you need a system. I have been through this process more times than I can count, … Read more

Weights in Spider putters primarily affect swing weight, feel, and stability. Heavier weights increase head mass, improving stability on off-center hits and providing a heavier feel that can help with tempo. Lighter weights reduce head feel, often preferred on fast greens or by players with a smooth stroke. The exact impact depends on your Spider … Read more

If you’ve ever searched for a new putter and stumbled across a price tag that looked like a car payment, you’re not alone. The most expensive putters ever sold range from about $5,000 to over $165,000. That wide range can be confusing. Some putters cost that much because of the materials they’re made from; others … Read more

Mallet putters are typically 15-30% more forgiving than blade putters when you miss the center of the face. This means less distance loss and tighter dispersion on mishits. But not every mallet is better than every blade, and the trade-off in feel might not be worth it for your game. I have tested dozens of … Read more

If you watch any tour player on a practice green, you notice something right away: the putter head stays inches off the turf through the entire stroke. It never rises up. It looks effortless, almost as if the putter is glued to the ground. I spent years trying to copy that look. I would consciously … Read more

Sweat is not just water. It is a mix of salt, urea, lactic acid, and oils. When it dries on your lenses and frames, it leaves behind crystals that scratch coatings. It seeps into hinges and breaks down rubber. Most golfers learn this the hard way after their expensive sunglasses start peeling or fogging within … Read more

You pull your golf sunglasses out of the bag, put them on, and something is off. One arm sits higher than the other. The frame leans to the right. The lens feels loose in the corner. You want to fix this fast. But the common advice you find online — boil them, bend them, use … Read more

You’ve spent good money on golf sunglasses, and the sticker says “UV400.” But how do you really know they block the harmful rays? On the course, grass reflects up to 50% more UV than pavement, and you’re out there for four hours. Trusting a label isn’t enough. I’ve tested dozens of pairs, including my own … Read more