Pinhawk On-Lock Armlock Putter
Pinhawk
On-Lock
Armlock Putter
Pinhawk
On-Lock
Armlock Putter
Why use an armlock putter?
High Quality Armlock Putters Are Too Expensive
Until now. There was a large gap in the market for an affordable armlock putter that is high quality and designed correctly. Some companies make very nice armlock putters, but the price is out of reach for the average golfer. Other companies that put out less expensive armlock putters will take a regular putter head and try to adapt it to the armlock method and call it good, but this is irresponsible. For the armlock putting method you need a putter head that has more loft than a traditional one, because of the angle of the shaft when the arm is “locked in”. We have found that 7 degrees is the ideal loft, and that is the spec on the Pinhawk On Lock. A true armlock putter head also needs to weigh more than a traditional head. A heavier head has been found to be beneficial for a fluid and consistent stroke in armlock putters. The Pinhawk On Lock at 400 grams, 7 degrees of loft, high quality 431 SS body, and precision milled face, ticks all these boxes we wanted to tick, and we were able to produce it at a price that we believe you will find affordable and a true value. If you’re looking for help with your putting, and still want to conform to the rules of golf, try this Tour proven method of putting and give the Pinhawk On Lock a try. It will truly put your putting game “On Lock”!
Pinhawk On Lock Putter
Specifications
LOFT | LIE ANGLE | HEAD WEIGHT | BODY MATERIAL | FACE |
---|---|---|---|---|
7 Degrees | 71 Degrees | 400 Grams | 431 SS | Precision Milled |
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Frequently asked questions
Are they USGA legal?
Yes.
How do I know the lenght I would need?
The easiest way to find your armlock length would be to take your traditional putter, assume your comfortable, regular putting position, turn the butt end of the putter against your wrist area, and measure from the butt end of your traditional putter to approximately 2 inches below the crease of your elbow. Add this measurement to the length of your current putter. For example, if your traditional putter is 34” long, and you measure from the butt end of that putter to 2 inches below your elbow crease, and this measurement is 6”, your armlock putter length should be 40”. When you build the putter, if the butt end of your armlock putter is anywhere from 1” to 3” below your elbow crease in your normal putting position, you are good to go.
Are they available for left-handed players?
We do not offer the On-Lock in Left Handed at this time.
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