Putter Fitting
The putter doesn't have an "attack angle" in the same sense as a full swing, but it has its own version: the angle of attack into the ball at the bottom of the stroke arc.
Slightly Descending Is Usually Correct
Most efficient putting strokes deliver the putter on a very slight descending path, striking the ball just before the bottom of the arc. Too steep a delivery adds unwanted skid before the ball starts rolling true; too shallow and the ball can hop off the face inconsistently. We measure this on our dedicated putting capture rig rather than reading it off a chalk line.
Posture Drives the Numbers
Putter length and lie angle are set based on your natural setup posture and eye position over the ball, checked at address and again mid-stroke since posture often shifts slightly once the stroke starts moving.
Putter Fitting Variables
Length
Set to posture and eye line, not a stock off-the-rack standard.
Lie Angle
Checked at address and mid-stroke for consistent sole contact.
Face Balance
Matched to how much your stroke naturally arcs open-to-closed.
Toe Hang
Fit to release pattern for a face that returns square at impact.
Fix Your Line Before It Leaves the Face
A putter session runs 45–60 minutes and includes a written spec report.