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Heavy Putter Tip Weight Kit

Heavy Putter Tip Weight Kit manfuactured to work exclusively with all Heavy Putter models. The Heavy Putter comes with two Stainless Steel(45g) Tip Weights installed in the putter head and an optional Tip Weight Kit comprised of two Aluminum(20g) tip weights, two Copper Tungsten(70g) tip weights, and an Allen wrench. The adjustable weights alter the head weight between 450, 475, and 500 grams. This allows the golfer to fine tune the balance point of the putter to match his or her stroke characteristics.

Recommended Weight Changes:

Missing Right: Increase the head weight. Reason it works: Increasing the head weight lowers the putter's balance point which promotes a greater putter head release though impact.
Missing Left: Decrease the head weight. Reason it works: Decreasing the head weight raises the putter's balance point which promotes less putter head release through impact.
Missing Short: Increase head weight Reason it works: Increasing the head weight lowers the putter's balance point which promotes a greater putter head release though impact. A greater head weight also increases the momentum of the putter head through impact.
Missing Long: Decrease head weight Reason it works: Decreasing the head weight heightens the putter's balance point which promotes less putter head release through impact. A smaller head weight also decreases the momentum.
Altering the Path of Stroke: For a golfer with an Outside to In path (cutting across the ball), we recommend placing heavier weight in the heel relative to the toe. For a golfer with an Inside to Out path, we recommend placing lighter weight in the heel relative to the toe.