Roll-N-Roll™ Putter
What is the Roll-N-Roll™ Putter?
- The Roll-N-Roll™ Putter is a skill teaching putter that trains the player to putt with
maximum low back and downswing. - The ball attached to the putter head will only roll straight back and forth.
- If the putter is raised too early, the attached ball will stop rolling.
- If the broken line on the middle of the ball stop rotating, the player immediately knows the putter has already been lifted from the ground.
- Putter comes with one free Roll-N-Roll™ attachable ball.
Specifications
- 3% Face Angle
- 72% Shaft Angle
- 550gr total weight with the ball
Roll-N-Roll™ Distance Control Guide
Turn your two-putts into birdies! Once you have mastered the level putting plane, distance control becomes much easier to achieve. Our training system and Roll-N-Roll™ Distance Control Guide will teach you how to drain more putts and leave yourself easy tap-ins.
The basic rule of thumb is for every four feet of distance your putt is, it is a two-inch upswing and downswing (based on a 10 stimp). Our patent-pending Roll-N-Roll™ Distance Control Guide will train you to develop precise distance control.
How to Measure Putter Length
Luckily, you don't have to spend hundreds of dollars on a custom putter fitting session to find the right size for your game. Here's how you can measure it at home with the help of another person:
Step 1: Using a real or imaginary ball, get into the address position (without a putter) as if you were about to stroke a putt. Do not make any adjustments or try to adjust your normal posture. It is really important to get this part correct or the entire measurement will be off.
Step 2: Let your arms hang from your body in a natural position. With the help of someone, have them measure the total distance from the top of your hands (basically your wrist) to the ground.
Step 3: The measurement should be between 32-36" depending on your height and posture. This distance is the normal putter shaft length for you and should make it pretty easy to find the right one for your game.
This is the preferred way to measure your ideal length instead of just basing it off of your height. The reason is that you might bend way over the ball and thus, need a shorter putter. Or, you might stand tall and close to the ball and need a longer one. This is why it's good to not base your length solely on your height.
Putter Length Guidelines
While the three-step process from above is the most surefire way to measure your flat stick, here are some general guidelines from Roll-N-Roll™ Putter that can help.
- Under 5'9" = 33 inches
- 5'9"-6'0" = 34 inches
- Over 6'0" = 35 inches