Collection: Side-Saddle Face-On Putters

The Side Saddle putter initially made popular by Sam Snead is very similar to today's Broom style putters.  Side Saddle putters popularity has continue to grow over several years, especially by senior golfers.  Initially declared non-conforming as was argued they gave golfers an unfair advantage over other golfers.  Then, later was approved for use in USGA and PGA events.   Golfers with bad backs often like the Side Saddle or Face-On putting.  The side saddle also allows the player’s stationary head position to see both the ball and the cup without moving or pivoting the head during the stroke.  For a growing number of golfers the side saddle is the answer for the yips.  Bowlers and Softball pitchers often choose side saddle putting as their athletic technique is similar to face-on Side Saddle putting.  Putter length of 43" to 45" is very common for Side Saddle putters.  Please see the chart below for guidance on Side Saddle putter length recommendations. 

See below our many Side Saddle putters in both right and left hand!

Fitting Guides for Side Saddle Putters- 10” Longer than your standard putter length is commonly promoted by golf professionals and golf equipment fitting experts.