• I love blades – Choose blade model! It is a large blade easier to handle than a standard one for its special weight distribution in the head. It is a toe-balanced model, but it is possible to have it face-balanced on request.
• I love Mallets – Mallet model has a high MOI, and gives you more forgiveness when you don’t hit the ball on the center of the face. Face-balanced, so it is perfect if your stroke is straight.

• I usually play on fast greens – You need a medium /high weighted putter (370-390 gr). This gives you much more control on the medium distance range and extra precision on short strokes.
• I play both (fast and slow) – Medium is the right choice (360 gr).
• I Putt on Slow Greens and Want Total Control – A light putter (320-330 gr) might be the right solution, but it must be considered that such a choice involves more difficulties in controlling the distance. Recommended for not tall players or those who choose short shaft or have excellent stroke control.

The length of your putter has a huge impact on your stroke. Pick the wrong size and you’ll throw off your putting line. This is the length we recommend based on our experience:

<150cm / 32 inch 150-155 cm/ 32,5 inches 155- 163 cm / 33 inches 163-168 cm / 33,5 inches 168-174 cm / 34 inches 174 – 184 cm / 34,5 inches 184-190 cm / 35 inches 190-195 cm/ 35,5 inches >195 cm / 36 inches

• Wooden – This face returns the softest touch among the hardwood possibilities. Although the touch is very delicate, the face returns the blow very well during the impact.
• Brass – This face has a delicate and firm response. For those looking for something in-between wood and copper.
• Copper – It is ideal for those looking for a putter with a decisive impact. Less soft than brass and wood. Softer than steel. This face will acquire a vintage patina over time by taking on red / brown and then green shades.
• Aluminium – Very similar to brass on impact, but with a different color

We believe that the most suitable loft for most people is 2.5 °. However, it can be customized to suit your needs. If you tend to put your hands far ahead while hitting the ball, you will need a bigger loft (3°-4°). If instead you tend to hit the ball while the putter is rising you will need a smaller loft (2° -1°)

We typically use soft metals such as brass, copper, and aluminum for the faces of our putters. These materials naturally provide a soft feel and do not require additional milling to enhance their softness. The purpose of a milled face is often to soften harder metals, which is not necessary with the materials we use.

However, if you prefer a milled face for aesthetic or personal preference reasons, we can certainly accommodate this request. Simply reach out to us, and we will be happy to create a custom milled face for your putter.

Yes, our putters are crafted from carefully selected solid wood, ensuring both durability and a unique aesthetic. We use premium-quality woods sourced from around the world, including Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Each putter highlights the natural beauty and characteristics of these fine woods, making every piece distinctive and special.

Yes, our putters are completely waterproof. They are designed and finished to withstand exposure to rain and wet conditions without any risk of damage. You can confidently use them in the rain, knowing their performance and appearance will remain unaffected.

For models that are already in stock, shipping is arranged within 1-2 days. For custom-made products, the construction time is approximately 3 weeks, after which they will be shipped.

If you have any special requests or specific requirements, please feel free to contact me directly.

Upon purchase, you will receive a detailed user and maintenance manual that explains everything you need to know about taking care of your putter. If you no longer have the manual, you can request a new one by filling out the form below, and we will send it to you promptly.

Each Hardwood putter is unique and is made entirely by hand in Italy. It comes with a warranty certificate that describes the putter and all its specifications, from wood to lofts, etc. and is valid for two years.