The Role of Grass Type in Putting Performance

Many golfers underestimate how much the type of grass on a green can affect putting. Bermuda, Bentgrass, Poa annua—each type behaves differently underfoot and under putter. Bermuda tends to grain heavily, especially in warmer climates, meaning putts into the grain roll slower and break differently. Bentgrass is favored in cooler regions for its smoother texture and consistency, while Poa can become bumpy late in the day. Reading the green isn't just about slopes—it's also about understanding what’s beneath your ball.

This is where precision equipment makes a real difference. TimberTouch Putterworks putters are designed to reduce skid at impact, producing a quicker, cleaner roll regardless of the green’s grass type. Whether you're navigating grainy Bermuda or smooth Bentgrass, a putter that starts your ball true to line gives you a real edge. Our wood-faced designs not only look refined but help you adapt more confidently to varying green conditions.

Knowing the kind of grass you're playing on—and how your putter performs on it—is a next-level skill that can shave strokes off your game. With TimberTouch, you're equipped for whatever the course throws at you, from coastal Bermuda to mountain Bent. It's one more way we help golfers roll with confidence.