Specialized Putter Fitting

Most players try to fix their stroke with endless practice, but often the issue is the equipment itself. If you have an arc-style putting stroke but play with a face-balanced mallet, you are fighting your own mechanics. I see this daily: a simple adjustment to your putter’s neck shape or lie angle often fixes inconsistency instantly, without needing a single lesson.

Your putting stroke is as unique as your thumbprint. In my studio, I do not guess what looks good; I measure how you actually move. We use the Capto Lab system to track your biomechanics in real-time. This reveals your launch, skid, and roll phases immediately upon impact. We identify whether you have a straight-back, straight-through stroke or an arc stroke, which dictates whether you need a blade or a mallet. I check your face rotation and tempo under pressure because the way you putt on the practice green often changes when you are under the gun. Once we have the numbers, we adjust. This might mean bending your current putter's lie angle to ensure the sole sits flat at address, or identifying the exact neck shape that helps you return the face to square. It is not about buying a new, expensive club; it is about making the club you have (or the one you choose) work for your specific anatomy. We operate out of my Lajpat Nagar studio and our Noida academy, where we have the controlled environment needed to isolate these variables away from the wind and turf grain inconsistencies.