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The Most Consistent Stroke In Golf

Tour Issue Model B3 Heavy Putter

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CNC Milled Putter Head

Counter Balance Technology

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High MOI (Moment of Inertia)

MOI is a term used in physics to measure the stability of an object and how resistant it is to being twisted. High MOI putters reduce twisting on off-center putts. It is rarely talked about, but how ofter do you think you truly strike the center of the putter face? Not as often as you would like. Those off center hits typically roll off line, which leads to missed putts. If you are using a high MOI putter, it will reduce how far off line those missed putts will go. Like all things golf, we don't all hit perfect shots all the time or even as often as we would like. Better feel, feedback and straighter mis-hits can all help us play a little better!
Feel/Feedback From Every Putt

The feel and feedback is why a golfer may want to consider a CNC milled putter. It is a simple concept, when a golf club, golf putter or anything for that matter is produced from multiple pieces versus one solid piece, there is a difference in feel and sound. The feedback and feel from one solid piece can be helpful to many golfers. If you can feel the ball better and receive more feedback, you will have a better chance at sinking that putt, and that is what a CNC milled putter will offer you.
Face Balanced

Putters which are face balanced are designed to open and close less during the putt stoke. These types of putters are best-suited for golfers who use a straight-back-and-through putting stroke, as the face will be squared up when it meets the ball. Often times, golfers do not pair the properly balanced putters with their matching putt stroke style. If you have trouble with consistency or control, then a straight-back-and-through putting stroke is a great place to start as many golfers have found consistency with the face balanced style putters.

High MOI (Moment of Inertia)

MOI is a term used in physics to measure the stability of an object and how resistant it is to being twisted. High MOI putters reduce twisting on off-center putts. It is rarely talked about, but how ofter do you think you truly strike the center of the putter face? Not as often as you would like. Those off center hits typically roll off line, which leads to missed putts. If you are using a high MOI putter, it will reduce how far off line those missed putts will go. Like all things golf, we don't all hit perfect shots all the time or even as often as we would like. Better feel, feedback and straighter mis-hits can all help us play a little better!

Best Feel & Feedback

The feel and feedback is why a golfer may want to consider a CNC milled putter. It is a simple concept, when a golf club, golf putter or anything for that matter is produced from multiple pieces versus one solid piece, there is a difference in feel and sound. The feedback and feel from one solid piece can be helpful to many golfers. If you can feel the ball better and receive more feedback, you will have a better chance at sinking that putt, and that is what a CNC milled putter will offer you.

Face Balanced

Putters which are face balanced are designed to open and close less during the putt stoke. These types of putters are best-suited for golfers who use a straight-back-and-through putting stroke, as the face will be squared up when it meets the ball. Often times, golfers do not pair the properly balanced putters with their matching putt stroke style. If you have trouble with consistency or control, then a straight-back-and-through putting stroke is a great place to start as many golfers have found consistency with the face balanced style putters.

Heavy Putter Technology

PENDULUM STROKE

Heavier Mass: The Heavy Putter's overall weight engages the body's larger stable muscles, resulting in a more consistent pendulum stroke.

CORE CENTER OF GRAVITY

Core Center of Gravity: The Heavy Putter's center of gravity is closer to the human body's core CG, resulting in greater stroke stability.

PASSIVE WRISTS

Higher Center of Gravity: The Heavy Putter's higher center of gravity reduces force on the wrists.

HIGHER BALANCE POINT

With a head mass just a few grams heavier than a conventional club, our Heavy Clubs get their name from the addition of the tour proven back weighting system found in every club we produce.

BACK-WEIGHTING SYSTEM

The 37% higher balance point produced by the back weighting system leads to improved body mechanics affecting the swing's plane, tempo, transition, impact and balance providing higher accuracy and control.

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