Hockey Stick Putter vs Regular Putter | What's Different?

The job is the same: roll the ball into the hole. What's different is everything around that job.

A regular putter has a steel or graphite shaft and a round or pistol grip. A hockey stick putter has a shaft made from a real hockey stick, with a flatter grip profile that sits in your hands the way a stick does. That flat feel is the thing players notice first — it gives you a built-in sense of where the face is pointing, which is why our New Style Grip is designed around alignment.

Then there's the feel. Players describe a distinct "pop" when the ball comes off a hockey stick putter — a solid, satisfying strike that's different from a conventional putter. And there's the look: nobody on the green has one, everybody asks about it, and it starts conversations a regular putter never will.

The practical stuff stays the same. Ours are 35 inches, left or right, just like a standard-length putter. They take the same stroke. They hole the same putts. The difference is feel, alignment, and story — and for a lot of golfers, that's exactly the point.