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Head Composition: Heavy Putters are milled from a billet of 303 Stainless Steel. 303 Stainless Steel is a very soft metal which creates a soft putting feel.

Perimeter Weighted: All Heavy Putter heads are perimeter weighted which produces a high Moment of Inertia. High Moment of Inertia creates a high resistance to twisting, producing straighter, and more accurate putts that reach the hole.

Face Balanced: Heavy Putter heads are face balanced. Combining light grip pressure with face balancing allows the putter head to naturally find its center (square its face) at the moment of impact. Face balancing also encourages a pure pendulum stroke with a more consistent swing path.

CNC Milling Process: Heavy Putter heads are Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) milled from a solid billet of 303 Stainless Steel. The milling process creates a tight dimensional and weight tolerance and eliminates possible voids found in casting.

Diamond Cut Face: The double CNC milling process produces a diamond cut face pattern which optimizes the golf ball's roll and also imparts a soft feel directly following impact.

Surround Sight: Heavy Putter's unique "Surround Sight" semi-circle alignment aid, located directly behind the face, promotes consistent on center hits. This results in a tighter deviation of impact on the sweet spot versus a traditional putter with a line or dot alignment mark.

Parallel and Perpendicular Lines: The Heavy Putter head design incorporates parallel and perpendicular lines to promote the golfer's ability to set up perfectly to the intended target line.

The heavier mass engages large muscles and disengages small muscles.

Using the large muscles of the chest, shoulders, and back promotes a pendulum stroke with less deviation in path.

The higher balance point encourages lighter grip pressure which creates a smoother stroke, more solid contact and improves distance control.

The higher balance point produces a consistent end over end roll immediately after impact.

The higher balance point leads to a more consistent putter release through impact and a more constant acceleration throughout the stroke.

A heavier mass increases head stability throughout the impact zone improving putting accuracy.

The extreme perimeter weighting and the face balanced head design create a high moment of inertia, thus improving distance control and accuracy for off-center hits.

The Heavy Putter's personal fitting system optimizes the putter's performance for the individual golfer.

Heavy Putter lengths are adjusted to match the golfer's putting posture.

Fitting the proper length and optimizing the balance point of the putter is achievable with the Interchangeable Tip Weights and the WMS.

Weight Management System (WMS): A low balance point exacerbates the putter head's release causing wrist breakdown through impact, making the putter head uncontrollable. Heavy Putters have a WMS insert weighing 250 grams located inside the upper shaft. (Patented) The WMS shifts the putter's balance point higher up the shaft.

High Balance Point: Heavy Putters have a balance point that is 75% higher than conventional putters. (Patent Pending) The higher balance point allows the golfer to manage the heavier mass head and consequently benefit from its greater stability. Raising the balance point of the putter brings the center of mass of the putter closer to the center of mass of the golfer. This increases the stability of the putter throughout the stroke. The higher balance point also creates a tighter end over end roll of the golf ball. Locating the correct balance point for each golfer ensures a proper and consistent release through impact.

Extreme Heel-Toe Weighting: Heavy Putter head designs have incorporated extreme heel-toe weighting which creates a high moment of inertia. A high moment of inertia means that the putter head will resist twisting on off center hits and consequently produce straighter putts that reach the hole.

Conclusion: The results for the golfer are improved path, greater stability and a consistent release through impact which results in a superior roll of the golf ball leading to fewer putts per round and improved scores.