Higher MOI for Forgiveness: How Far Outside Weighting Sets TimberTouch Putters Apart

One of the most important aspects of a high-performance putter is its Moment of Inertia (MOI). MOI is a measure of how resistant a putter is to twisting on off-center hits—and it directly affects how consistent your putts are in terms of both direction and distance. At TimberTouch Putterworks, our putters are engineered with strategically placed internal weights as far toward the heel and toe as possible. This maximizes MOI, helping to keep the face square through impact and ensuring that even off-center strikes travel nearly the same distance as perfect center hits.

While many traditional putters feature visible weights or rely on heavy materials to achieve higher MOI, our approach is different. We utilize lightweight yet rigid hardwood bodies and embed internal weights deep into the far ends of the putter head. The result is a balanced and forgiving feel that delivers elite-level performance—without the bulky appearance or feel of oversized mallets. Our testing shows that even mishits maintain consistent distance and line, helping to eliminate the short or pushed putts that can derail a round.

Whether you're a scratch golfer or a weekend warrior, the benefits of higher MOI can be felt immediately. Putts feel more stable, more reliable, and more confident. And because every TimberTouch putter is CNC machined and hand-balanced to optimize this weight distribution, you get the best of both performance and craftsmanship in a beautifully constructed head. It's technology and artistry combined—designed to help you putt better, more often.