About the designer:
Brian Rennick is a mechanical engineer located in central Florida.   He designs and analyzes aerospace equipment for the US military, but his passion has always been in designing quality putters and playing golf.   Brian has over ten years experience in designing putters for major golf companies as well as individual golfers.   His knowledge and expertise have contributed to the design of putters that have won countless tournaments on the PGA, LPGA, Champions and Nationwide tours.

With his engineering background, appreciation for quality and his love for the game Brian has developed the •Spot On• Putter to give every golfer a level playing field.

Features of the •Spot On• Putter:

Alignment Aids:
The •Spot On• Putter has an integrated alignment aid to assist the golfer while addressing the ball and aligning the putt.   By using the •Spot On• alignment system the golfer can see when his hands move out of position as well as detect when his eyes are not positioned properly over the ball.
Improper Setup: Spots misaligned, Eyes inside the target line, Heel up, promotes pulled putts	•Spot On• Setup: Eyes directly over the ball and target line, promotes confidence and consistent roll to the cup	Improper Setup: Spots misaligned, Eyes outside the target line, Toe up, promotes pushed putts
The •Spot On• alignment system makes it easier to align the putter face giving the golfer increasing confidence and •Spot On• accuracy!
Face Balanced: The •Spot On• putter is designed to be face balanced which promotes a straight back and through stroke to minimize the effects of pushes and pulls.
Grooves: Closely spaced U grooves are incorporated on the •Spot On• putter to promote a more efficient forward spin for a true roll.
Heel/Toe Weighting: Head weight is critical in putter design.  More important is the placement of the weight within the head.  The •Spot On• putter was designed to maximize the MOI by placing the weight in the heel and toe.  This gives the •Spot On• putter greater forgiveness and straighter putts on mis-hits.
Shaft Options: The standard shaft is a double bend offset shaft.  The offset helps the golfer line up putts with his forward eye over the ball while maintaining a good line of sight to the hole.  The offset also helps keep the hands ahead of the ball when the putt is struck, which is a putting fundamental.  Center shaft options are also available.
Specifications: 303 Stainless--Lie Angle - 71 Degrees--Loft - 2.5 Degrees--Standard Length - 35 Inches  (Custom length at no extra charge) - 1 Diameter--Grip - Mid-Size Pistol.

The first 2:20 of Better Short Game of Golf video just below shows the Black Magic wedges, the remaining 2:00 shows the •Spot On• Putter.