John A static measurement will give proper eyeline which in turn will give you the right length. Set up to the ball will give you the correct lie. Rolling the ball after all this will give you the correct adjustments of the loft and lie. Every golfer putts differently through impact so you need to determine the loft Based on their impact. I have been working on a new putter and company for the last 2 years and the commercial should be airing in early June. Check it out at dead aimputters.com
Thanks Charlie B -----Original Message----- From: jhm <j...@clubmaker-online.com> To: shoptalk <shoptalk@mail.msen.com> Sent: Thu, May 3, 2012 12:43 pm Subject: ShopTalk: putter fitting Any good resources on putter fitting? Any of you have any hot tips/words of wisdom on this subject? I'm thinking a putter analysis at the course I do a little work at might be fun. From a few things I've read, it looks like checking loft and lie would be the main things to work on. Is putter loft/lie fitting done dynamically (like irons), i.e. watch a few putts and if they tend to pull left putter is too upright/push right then too flat? Will a static measurement while they address the ball tell anything? -- Thanks! John Muir skype: jhmuir AIM: golfcas...@mac.com 810.923.7396 http://clubmaker-online.com http://gripscience.com http://clubmaker.mobi http://thedriverstudio.com Golf equipment updates at http://twitter.com/golfcast Facebook-- http://www.facebook.com/pages/Clubmaker-Online/181867993392?v=wall&mid=20b6914G6046d421G0G66 sponsored by the new Aldila RIP Phenom http://www.clubmaker-online.com/products/aldila.rip.html -- Shoptalk ** Sponsored by the new Aldila Voodoo. Learn more at http://aldilavoodoo.com/