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A putter is a start, not a prairie equation
We measure static loft, lie, and how soon the ball stops hopping. We do not dress that up as spin loft. If you came for a sermon about rpm on a flat stick, the sash will disappoint you on purpose.
What the ticket actually holds
Loft at address, loft at impact, first hop, then roll
Old Market winters send people in with putters that were bent for a different posture. Hands crawl forward, loft dies, the ball hops twice and then forgets to roll. Or hands crawl back, loft blooms, and the first hop is a pop that never sits. Both look like “the greens are weird.” Both are a start problem.
We mark a short indoor stimp that is closer to a summer Omaha green than to a tour cartoon. If you play poa that dies in July, say so. We will not fit you to a 13 stimp you never see on Howard Street’s side of the river.
Cole will bend. He will not sell you a new head because the old one is unfashionable. If the face is chewed, that is different, and the ticket will say replace, not because a catalog told us to.
Sash Hour is plenty. Pair it with wedges only if you want the short game to share a morning, not because the math is the same — it is not.