The $3,200 putting mistake I kept making.
After eight premium putters, I finally learned why the face kept drifting—and why the fix wasn’t another swing thought.
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I’m going to admit something embarrassing: in ten years, I bought eight putters. Scotty Camerons, Odyssey mallets, a Ping, a TaylorMade Spider, then a LAB Golf DF3. Roughly $3,200—and I still wasn’t breaking 85 consistently.
Then club designer Chris McGinley gave me the explanation I wish I’d heard years earlier.
When most of the head’s mass sits behind the shaft, the face naturally wants to rotate during the stroke. Your hands have to fight that movement and return the face to square at exactly the right moment.
That doesn’t mean a putter can erase a thirty-year habit overnight. It means the tool is no longer asking your hands to correct the same balance problem on every stroke.
Play a full season before you decide.
Performance Golf gives you 365 days to try the RS1. If it isn’t right for your stroke, return it under the company’s guarantee.
Check availability →I was tired of buying putters. The RS1 is the first one I’ve tried that addresses the problem at the head instead of asking me to add one more swing thought.
Stop fighting the putter face.
See whether Forward Axis Weighting feels different in your hands—backed by a full year to make up your mind.
Get the RS1 for $399 →