Change the Loft of a Putter?

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By golfinnut

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  1. golfinnut

    golfinnut
    Leesburg, VA

    So just recently I was "fitted" into a putter based upon my stroke and the fitter suggested I play with a putter with 1* of loft vs the traditional 4* in most putters. I guess because I tend to add loft to the putter at impact. So in order to putt the ball with less skidding & more of a roll, I would need to decrease the loft on my putter by 3*.

    So my question is, can this be done to my putter? Can I send it back to Titleist or Scotty Cameron & get it set at 1* of static loft? Is it possible to take it to a local club repair shop in my area to do it? Club Champion maybe?

    Or if I buy a new Scotty, can the loft be altered to 1*?

    I want to see what my options are. Cathi or Titleist Team ... any suggestions?

  2. BCH

    BCH

    I think on the Scotty Cameron spec sheets it details how much change you can make on loft and lie. Typically they are +/-1° for loft and +/- 2° lie.

    Hope that helps. Would suggest you call / contact Scotty customer service at below


    CONTACT THE CUSTOM SHOP
    If you have any questions please feel free to email us at customshop@acushnetgolf.com or call us at (760) 591-9720 (8am-5pm PST).
  3. golfinnut

    golfinnut
    Leesburg, VA

    Thanks I'll go that route & see what pans out.

    I'm sure Pro's can get whatever they want done to any club? SO why can't the general public?
  4. MG_TX

    MG_TX
    Katy, TX

    You can get to 1* of loft. I went through a putter fitting and was fit for 1* loft based on the way i was using a forward press with my old stroke. Any local PGA SS should be able to do it, but I had mine done when my Scotty was sent in for customization.
  5. You cant change the "loft" of a putter without grinding the face... if you place a putter flat on a table, and stare down the length of the face, you will understand.

    but you can change to shaft disposition/lie by bending the neck.... carefully, depending on the material of the putter.
  6. Gabriel G

    Gabriel G
    Cedar Park, TX

    Military
    you can change the loft just by changing the position of your hands. Plus the position of the ball. Having the ball a little big forward increases loft. Hands forward decreases loft. Experiment.

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