From Wikipedia a Putter is a club used in the sport of golf whose design differs from that of irons and woods. They are generally used from very close distances to the cup, generally on the putting green, though certain courses have fringes and roughs which are suitable for putting. While no club in a player’s bag is absolutely indispensable or required by strict rules, the putter comes closest. It is a highly specialized tool for a specific job and virtually no golfer is without one.

As stated above the Putter’s sole purpose is to roll the ball into the cup once the golfer has finally reached the green or the putting fringe.

Not only is the Putter the most used club but it is also the loneliest club. Once it has completed its job it is returned to the golfer’s bag usually with a matched set of woods and irons.

When the golfer goes to the golf range to practice or warm up prior to playing a round of golf, the Putter is usually the only club which remains in the bag. If it does come out of the bag it is usually for a few long putts and a couple of tap in putts.

On the course the golfer often sprays the ball around with their woods and irons and after uttering a few choice words and excuses for the miss hits and continues on. On the other side of the coin, if the golfer misses a 10′ putt on the green they are ready to discard their Putter because it just will not roll the ball where the golfer wants it to. Of course the golfer has no responsibility for the off line putts.

The golf putter is probably the most changed pieces of equipment in golf next to the ball only because the golf ball gets lost.

If the golfer wants to improve there is no substitute for Practice and while the seasons and weather conditions can make it difficult to practice with the golfers woods and irons inside they can practice with Putter 365 days a year.

Getting to know your clubs and the kinds of results that you can expect from them is very important if you expect to improve your game. While practicing with your woods and irons is important, and accounts for 60% of the total strokes per round one should keep in mind that by practicing with just 1 club the Putter you can work the part of the golf game that accounts for 40% of your stroke per round.

There have been a lot technological advances in golf equipment over the last few years and the Putter is no exception. The introduction of Insert Technology to the putter allows the golfer both beginner and professional to custom design their putter to match their individual needs as well as adjust to the conditions of the putting greens.

Listed below is recap of the important facts about the Golf Putter.

* The Putter accounts for 40% of the stokes per round in golf
* The Putter is the last club used to finish a hole (unless you chip in)
* The Putter can make a average golfer a good one and a good golfer a great one
* The Putter is the club that you can practice with 365 days a year
* The Putter can be customized to match the golfer’s wishes as well as the green conditions
* The Putter must be important since I have never seen a golfer without one.

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