Face on GP Putter Measurement

Our objective is to help you succeed, which is why we encourage you to adhere to our measurement guidelines. Over the last 16 years, we have discovered that these measurements are optimal for individuals of various heights and ensure the best outcomes.

Yes we have LEFT and RIGHT handed GP putters.

40 inches long if your height is 4’6″ or 4’7″ and 137 cm to 141 cm
41 inches long if your height is 4’8″ or 4’9″ and 142 cm to 146 cm
42 inches long if your height is 4’10” or 4’11” and 147 cm to 151 cm
43 inches long if your height is 5’0″ or 5’1″ and 152 cm to 156 cm
44 inches long if your height is 5’2″ or 5’3″ and 157 cm to 161 cm
45 inches long if your height is 5’4″ or 5’5″ and 162 cm to 166 cm
46 inches long if your height is 5’6″ or 5’7″ and 167 cm to 171 cm
47 inches long if your height is 5’8″ or 5’9″ and 172 cm to 176 cm
48 inches long if your height is 5’10” or 5’11” and 177 cm to 181 cm
49 inches long if your height is 6’0″ or 6’1″ and 182 cm to 186 cm
50 inches long if your height is 6’2″ or 6’3″ and 187 cm to 192 cm
51 inches long if your height is 6’4″ or 6’5″ and 193 cm to 197 cm
52 inches long if your height is 6’6″ or 6’7″ and 198 cm to 202 cm
53 inches long if your height is 6’8″ and up and 203 cm and up

Make sure the GP putter shaft is straight down at address
Take a small back stroke and accelerate into your putt.
Think distance and speed of the putt.
Practice this from 6 feet on a straight line.

The Benefits of Using Correct Measurements with the Face-On GP Putter in Golf.

Putting is one of the most critical aspects of the game of golf, and choosing the right putter can make all the difference in your performance on the green. A face-on putter, also known as a GP putter, is a unique type of putter that offers a number of benefits for golfers looking to improve their putting. In this blog, we’ll explore the key elements of using a face-on putter in golf and how incorporating these elements into your game can help you achieve your goals on the green.

Face-On Putter: A face-on putter is a type of putter that features a unique design that allows the golfer to stand directly behind the ball and make a putting stroke with their hands and arms in a more natural and straightforward motion. This type of putter is designed to promote a more accurate and consistent putting stroke, making it a popular choice among golfers looking to improve their putting.

Technique: Good technique is crucial when it comes to putting, and the face-on putter is no exception. Make sure you’re maintaining good posture, keeping your knees slightly bent, and focusing on a smooth and consistent stroke. Focus on your technique and make any necessary adjustments to achieve your desired results.

Alignment: Alignment is an important aspect of putting, and the face-on putter can help you achieve better alignment. Make sure you’re properly positioning your body and the putter to the target line and keeping your aim consistent throughout the stroke. Proper alignment will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Aim: Aim is another important aspect of putting, and the face-on putter can help you achieve better aim. Make sure you’re properly aligning yourself with the target and keeping your eyes focused on the ball and the hole. Good aim will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Posture: Good posture is critical when it comes to putting, and the face-on putter can help you maintain good posture. Make sure you’re keeping your back straight and your head steady throughout the stroke. Good posture will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Balance: Balance is an important aspect of putting, and the face-on putter can help you achieve better balance. Make sure you’re maintaining good balance throughout the stroke and keeping your weight evenly distributed between both feet. Good balance will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Control: Control is a crucial aspect of putting, and the face-on putter can help you achieve better control. Make sure you’re making a smooth and consistent stroke and controlling the speed of the putter head throughout the stroke. Good control will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Accuracy: Accuracy is a critical aspect of putting, and the face-on putter can help you achieve better accuracy. Make sure you’re properly aligning yourself with the target and focusing on a smooth and consistent stroke. Good accuracy will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Stability: Stability is another important aspect of putting, and the face-on putter can help you achieve better stability. Make sure you’re maintaining good posture and balance throughout the stroke and keeping your weight evenly distributed between both feet. Good stability will help you make more accurate putts and lower your score.

Grip: The grip is an important aspect of putting, and the face-on putter offers a unique grip that can help you achieve better control and stability. Make sure you’re gripping the putter correctly and maintaining good control throughout the stroke.

Try and enjoy the GP putter.

The photo captures Michael Smith deeply engaged in perfecting his putting skills. However, what may not immediately catch your eye is Michael’s towering stature, standing tall at 6 feet and 8 inches. This significant height calls for the use of the GP putter, specially crafted at 53 inches in length to suit his frame.

Ensuring the right fit for the face-on putting style is a top priority for us. Each individual utilizing the GP putter receives a customized length that aligns with their height. For instance, someone measuring 5 feet 10 inches will receive the 48 inches GP putter, precisely tailored to complement their stature. This personalized approach guarantees that every golfer can optimize their putting technique with the perfect-sized GP putter for their height. We introduced the GP putter in 2006 and received approval from the USGA in 2007. For over 17 years and continuing, we’ve maintained the same measurements.