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**hasasnn2345tv** · 05-11-2009, 07:01 PM

As I understand it face balanced putters work better for the the straight back putt, while the toe weighted putter works better for an in-square-in putt. I also believe that except for shorter putts, you have to manipulate the arms, and shoulders to get a straight back and straight through stroke on those longer putts.

I now use a toe weighted putter with a combination of the two putting strokes. Actually I don't care what the back stroke does, but I do know the toe weighted putter suits my my putting style better. I am averaging under 30 putts per round , and of course some days are better than others.

05-11-2009, 07:01 PM	#2
hasasnn2345tv Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	As I understand it face balanced putters work better for the the straight back putt, while the toe weighted putter works better for an in-square-in putt. I also believe that except for shorter putts, you have to manipulate the arms, and shoulders to get a straight back and straight through stroke on those longer putts. I now use a toe weighted putter with a combination of the two putting strokes. Actually I don't care what the back stroke does, but I do know the toe weighted putter suits my my putting style better. I am averaging under 30 putts per round , and of course some days are better than others.
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