The Q2-M putter is in the Middle Heavy Putter™ weight category, making it have an overall weight a bit heavier than what you may be used to. The extra weight is desired because it gives you better control and follow through, while limiting shakiness and other undesirable movements in your stroke while still taking advantage of the counter balanced technology. This makes the Q2 Mid Weight putter the best cross between counter balance technology and increased stability, giving you increased consistency if you are wanting to try a heavier weight putter.

A "toe-droop putter" is one whose toe - when the putter is balanced along its shaft (so that it rests parallel to the ground) - angles downward or points toward the ground. Putters that display this feature will be favored by golfers who use an inside-to-inside putting stroke, also called an arcing stroke or a swinging gate stroke.

The plumber's neck putter design provides a number of advantages over other putter designs because of the offset. With the full shaft offset, your hands are kept ahead of the clubhead through impact giving a more forgiving stroke which is why this style putter is often found both on tour and in the bags of average golfers like myself.