For the golfer who putts from one side at 20 feet and switches to the other side from 4 feet. Two-Way putters continue to grow in popularity with senior golfers to correct the yips.
Increasingly popular among all ages of golfers who prefer a slightly heavier putter head weight (400 grams) for slower green speeds on public course and all courses in winter season. Shaft location in center supports both the alignment and the sweet spot where heel-toe-weighting is perfectly symmetrical.
Putter finished to an attractive matte finish and the only American putter maker we know of producing high-quality, CNC-milled two-way putters from 303 stainless steel.
100% CNC milled with a mid-milled face!
Choose from popular Winn Dri-Tac Pistol putter grips in Standard, Midsize, and Jumbo sizes. Additionally, Winn 15" Counter Balance and SuperStroke 2.0 and 3.0 putter grips are available for an additional $20.00 at checkout. SuperStroke Zenergy XL Plus 2.0 and 3.0 grips are also available for an additional $25.00, while the SuperStroke Zenergy 17" 3.0 grip can be added for an extra $30.00.
The TW-400 putter is also available on request in another listing with a custom Toe Balance design and matte finish.
Customization is available on GRIPS and LENGTH.
Putter Model: Bell Two-Way 400 Face Balance Matte Finish Putter
Putter Style: Two-Way 400 Oversize Non-Offset Putter with Matte Finish
Head Design: Oversize Traditional Center-Shafted Blade
RH or LH: Right Hand OR Left Hand
Head Material: 303 Stainless Steel
Putter Head Weight: 400 Grams
Standard Length: 34″
Length Options: 32″ to 40″
Putter Head Width: 122 mm
Grip Options: 9 Grip Options
Shaft Style: Straight Stepless Steel Shaft
Shaft Offset: No! Heel-Shaft & No-Offset
Face Balance: Yes!
Face Finish: Mid-Milled
Face Loft: 3.5 degrees
Lie Angle: 72 degrees
CNC Milled: Yes, 100% CNC Milled in the USA
Putter Finish: Matte
Headcover: Bell Black Putter Cover
Fitting Guides for Two-Way Putter: Most putters range from 33 to 35 inches. The ideal length allows your eyes to be directly over the ball, with your arms hanging naturally. Adjust based on your height and posture. Taller players may need longer putters, while shorter or more upright players might prefer shorter options.