Putter Balance Explained

[@PaddyP538]

Fair and nice summary! Would be nice if you could go to the putting green and explore some of the benefits of your club over the Lab club. I haven’t tried your putter yet, but I’m pretty sure the sound/feedback Honu putter can give bc of the wood might contribute to helping dial in speed control. Additionally if you can elaborate the kinds of materials used and why that would be an informative topic to further the conversation. Most putter are raving about milled faces and unique textures, that may impart a certain action onto the ball, if you can explore why you chose a flat face I’m sure people would like to understand that as well. Lastly, should you have some type of a discount code kindly share as well. Best luck to you!

[@pdub2762]

Nice! I appreciate that!

[@jeffmonik7249]

Do you end up with any lemobs after complete assembly?

[@honuputters1891]

I assume you mean lemons. The fallout tends to happen in the early phases of production, usually as a result of voids in the material that only show after the CNC process reveals the interior of the laminated material. But even those are typically small and often in innocuous places that can be filled without affecting the looks or the performance. On one batch of material I had problems with delamination and chipout during edge routing, but thankfully that material is gone and I managed to improve the process to eliminate the chipout. In any case, by the time that the heads have been coated and are ready for assembly, there is no fallout; they are all good.

[@MrThebigplay]

Saving up😊👌

[@SteveSmith-zz4ih]

Is that a rooster in the background? if thats a yes its time to cook the noisy critter, makes nice soup. Great video thanks

[@honuputters1891]

Yes, it's a rooster. Lots of feral chickens here on Maui. They eat cockroaches and centipedes, so, based on a report from someone who did eat one, they taste nasty. There is also a flock of feral peacocks in the area; they are even louder than the roosters, and make a bigger mess.

[@Eqnotalent]

So lie angle balance and center of mass balance is technically the same thing…