Bell Two-Way 340 Toe Balanced Golf Putter- Polished, RH/LH

For the golfer who putts from one side at 20 feet and switches to the other side from 4 feet. Or one who just likes the ability to putt from either side. Traditional blade style with traditional putter head weight at 340 grams.

Very popular among senior golfers who learned the game on blade putters that were often built in the 300 to 340 gram head weights. Sight line supports both the alignment and the sweet spot where heel-toe-weighting is perfectly symmetrical. Toe balanced for the inside-outside stroke.

Putter finished to a beautiful polished finish and the only American putter maker we know of producing high-quality, CNC-milled two-way putters from 303 stainless steel.

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.

Customization options are available on GRIPS, LENGTH, and MORE. 

Putter Model: Bell TW-340 Polished

Putter Style: Two-Way Standard Blade Putter
Head Design: Standard Traditional Blade
RH or LH: Right Hand OR Left Hand
Head Material: 303 Stainless Steel
Putter Head Weight: 340 Grams
Standard Length: 34″
Length Options: 32″ to 40″
Putter Head Width: 104 mm
Grip Options: 9 Grip Options
Shaft Style: Straight Steel Shaft
Shaft Offset: No! Heel-Shaft & No-Offset
Face Balance: No! Toe Balanced
Face Finish: Mid-Milled
Face Loft: 3.5 degrees
Lie Angle: 72 degrees
CNC Milled: Yes, 100% CNC Milled in US
Putter Finish: Polished
Headcover: Bell Logo 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.