With 46% of your strokes in a round coming from your putter, maybe you should consider changing the shaft in your putter to the new STABILITY putter shaft from BreakThrough Golf Technology. Introduced in May, 2018, this shaft is now the fastest growing putter shaft on the market. And now there is another validation from GolfWRX. See the GolfWRX article here.
It's All About Stability At Impact
According to multiple sources (SAM Putt Lab, Quintec, TrackMan Putter Analysis), if you miss hit your putt as little as a quarter of an inch off the "sweet" spot, the torque of a traditional steel shaft can cause you to miss a 10 foot putt as much as two inches. In tests done by the folks at BreakThrough Golf Technology, golfers saw a 56% improvement in their putts.
Behind the Technology
By making the tip of the putter shaft more stable, without adversely affecting feel, the STABILITY shaft Is a combination of carbon fiber, aluminum insert and connector, and a smoke PVD covered stainless steel tip. This combination creates, drum roll please, more STABILITY at impact, less dispersion and more distance consistency. Check it out here...
New Stability Models
Stability Tour - Lighter weight version of original Stability and slightly slimmer look. Click links below to see the various models.
Stability Carbon - Original Weight
Which Model should YOU Choose?
Personal Experience
EXO Putter with STABILITY ShaftBeing a true golf geek, I just had to see if this shaft was all it was cracked up to be. Would it feel "stiff and boardy". Could I really make more putts? So I put the STABILITY shaft on my new Odyssey EXO Seven S putter and averaged 29 putts on my first three rounds instead of my normal 32. I definitely saw my putts hold the line better and maintain distance control. And the feel was really good...smooth.
Put This Shaft in A New Putter or Re-Shaft Your Current Putter
We can put this shaft in literally any putter regardless of shaft style. We have a lot of different putters to test. And we can almost always get improvement with your current putter with a different shaft, grip, the correct loft and lie, and maybe a counter balance weight.
Remember the old adage: Drive for Show, Putt for Dough!
Dan Sueltz
