The Truth About a Wood Face Putter: Feel, Performance, and Confidence

The Truth About Wood Faces: Feel, Performance, and Confidence

If you’ve never used a wooden-faced putter (and let's face it, few have), it’s natural to have questions. Will it feel soft? Will it wear down over time? Does it perform as well as metal? At TimberTouch Putterworks, we’ve spent years engineering wood-faced putters that are not only beautiful to look at—but built to perform at the highest level.

We use exotic tonewoods—the same types of wood used in high-end musical instruments—for their hardness, consistency, and incredible sound and feel at impact. These hardwoods are CNC machined, laser engraved and coated with an ultra-premium polymer coating to promote a quicker roll off the face, with less initial skid than traditional putters. The feel is slightly softer than steel, which many golfers find helpful on short and mid-range putts, where feedback and touch are key. And while soft feel gives you control on short strokes, long lag putts are where our putters truly shine—thanks to the far outside weighting and high MOI. Most mishits on long putts happen off-center, and our design helps ensure that even those off-center strikes travel the same distance as centered ones.

Plus, durability isn’t a concern. These woods are extremely hard and stable, and each putter face comes with a lifetime warranty against dings, dents, or cracking. You’ll get performance, durability, and a sound and feel that no metal face can match. It’s time to upgrade your perception of wood-faced putters—and experience the benefits yourself.