DARtech (Directional Angular Rotation)

As the golf ball moves up the face upon contact, DARtech groove pattern provides maximum surface area directionalized diagonally downward. This promotes immediate forward overspin which eliminates skipping due to backspin caused by conventional grooved and non-grooved faced puttters.In turn, more putts made by use of this technology not player technique.

10%-20% more putts made is what our data showcases. The current PGA / LIV tour average for putts per round is between 27.21-29.10. This average is based on the #1 putting stat (player) on either tour through the #100 putter stat. This means that over a four day event, the average number of total putting strokes is between 108.84-116.4 for the top 100 players. This translates into victories over top ten finishes for tour players, while offering a new weapon of confidence for amateur golfers. .

Key Features:

Tuning Feel and Resonance:
The resonant frequency of the putter, which influences the sound and feel, is a function of the material properties of all its components. By changing the material of the modular adaptor, the overall resonant characteristics of the assembled putter are altered. For instance, a stiffer, more massive material like steel may produce a higher-frequency, "clickier" sound and a firmer feel, while a softer, less dense material like a polymer may produce a lower-frequency, muted sound and a softer feel.