What Makes A Good Putter?

There are several factors that can contribute to a good putter in golf:

1. Weight: A putter with a heavier head weight can help with stability and consistency on the green.

2. Balance: A balanced putter will feel more stable and easier to control through the stroke.

3. Length: The length of the putter should be appropriate for the player's height and stance. A putter that is too long or too short can impact the accuracy of the shot.

4. Grip: A comfortable and secure grip on the putter can help with control and accuracy.

5. Loft: The loft on the putter helps lift the ball off the green and can affect the roll of the ball. A putter with a higher loft may be easier to use for players who have trouble getting the ball to roll on the green.

6. Alignment aids: Some putters have alignment aids, such as lines or dots on the head, which can help the player line up their shots more accurately.

Ultimately, the best putter for a player is often a matter of personal preference and will depend on the player's individual swing and style.