With a conventional club, the toe or heel will hit the ground first resulting in a miss hit with the ball hooking or sliceing off these side-hill lies. These clubs have a large sweet spot so miss-hits are more forgiving. Fat' and 'thin' shots are more forgiving because the divot is created from the centre of the sole sloping outward to the heel and toe of the club. The overwelming response from the players who use our Rocsolid irons is, they hit the ball one to two clubs further. These 2 Roc 'n' Roll putters are machine made so you can be sure they won't vary from putter to putter in our Roc 'n' Roll series.
Most putters have a very fine sweet spot that runs vertically up the face of the putter.
To give our putters a larger sweet spot, we made the body of the putter from very lightweight alloy material that is lighter than the toe and heel weights combined - these weights are a mixture of heavy tungsten and brass metals. Most putters are heavier in the centre of the club even though they may look heavier at the toe and heel. Our Roc 'n' Roll putters have a larger sweet spot because the toe and heel weights are heavier than the main body of the club. In the face of our Roc 'n' Roll putters we inserted a soft epoxy mix so that the ball comes off the face softly and allows you to put on a more deliberate stroke to the ball even on the fastest greens. You will maintain the length of the stroke you put on the ball even if you don't hit it exactly in the centre of the putter - ie the ball won't die at the hole and after all, length is the key to good putting which means winning.