When one round object strikes another round object of the same radius, the first object will immediately begin a forward roll without any skid.   Take two golf balls, set one on the table where you can observe how this works.   Take the second golf ball and strike the first golf ball with it.  The second ball will impart forward roll on the first ball and do so with no skid.  This lack of skidding creates a very true track to the putt. On whatever line you have started the putt, that is the line on which it will continue.  This experiment will always hold true as along as the two objects are approximately the same size.

FistPump  Putter face has the same radius as a golf ball, but does not have as much height. Consequently, the equator of the golf ball is higher than the equator of the FistPump  Putter   To not only compensate for the lower equator of the FistPump  Putter , but also to enhance the consistency of the roll, we moved the radius section of the face to the top of the putter. By raising the radius on the FistPump  Putter face, we have caused the putter face to strike the ball above its equator every time.  Whether you hit down on the putt, hit up on the putt, or keep the putter level with the ground, you will strike the ball above its equator.  This imparts forward roll on the ball and skidding is eliminated.

Built-in Training Aid.   Rhythm = Regularity and harmony of movement. Tempo = Rate of work or activity.   It is a well-known fact that the rhythm and tempo of a golf swing has a huge impact on the outcome.  Many golfers do not realize that this holds true for putting as well. You use your putter more than any other club in your bag.  If you wish to save strokes and shoot good scores, you must make putts.  (Drive for show, Putt for Dough!)  To make this happen consistently, you must learn to stroke your putts with rhythm and tempo.  This is why we designed a training aid that you can use anytime or anywhere to maintain your putting stroke. This training aid is built right into the putter head.  Your FistPump  Putter has a concave area behind the putter face called the Rhythm/Tempo Training Aid.  Place a golf ball in the rhythm/tempo training aid and place another golf ball on the green approximately 10 feet from the hole.  Stroke your putt with your normal swing. If the ball remains in the training aid, you have a great rhythm and tempo to your putting stroke. If the golf ball rolls out, continue to practice your putting stroke with your FistPump  Putter until you can make putts and finish with the golf ball still in the training aid.  You will also find that the correct rhythm and tempo will carry over to your other clubs.

The FistPump  Putter is center shafted with adjustable weight ports to each side.  This is to achieve a larger sweet spot on the putter for off center hits.  Also, if you have a tendency to bring the heel or toe through first, you can change the weighting to help offset the problem.

The Tri-point alignment system was designed by inserting the weight ports in specific locations and using them in conjunction with the Rhythm/Tempo Training Aid.  When you look down at the golf ball while addressing your putt, you will notice that the slots for the weight ports are just slightly farther apart than the width of a golf ball.  This dictates the sweet spot and helps align the face to the intended direction.  Directly behind the ball sweet spot is the R/T Training Aid. This enables you to center your ball on the sweet spot.  By using these sighting features together, you are able to effectively line up your putts.

Now you have an idea of what we mean by equipment technology.  The FistPump  Putter head design is packed with new and unique game improvement features.

There are as many different putting styles as their are golfers and since one size does not fit all, we decided to design our putter for as many styles as possible.