Do Timber Touch Putters Conform to USGA Rules? Yes—they Absolutely Do.
At Timber Touch Putterworks, we take performance and legitimacy seriously. That’s why every putter we create is built to fully comply with USGA (United States Golf Association) regulations, making them legal for use in all levels of play, including official...
Do TimberTouch putters weigh enough? Yes, with benefits.
When golfers hear the word wooden putter, one of the first concerns that often comes to mind is weight. There's a common assumption that a wood putter might feel too light or too different from traditional options. At Timber Touch...
Weather resistance - TimberTouch Putters handle any adverse weather
TimberTouch putters are coated with multiple layers of marine-grade polymer, making them fully weather-resistant, chip-resistant, and built to perform rain or shine.
Can a Putter’s Weight Make You a Better Putter?
Can a Putter’s Weight Make You a Better Putter? A breakdown of swing weight, head weight, and how TimberTouch balances both. When it comes to putting, feel is everything—and one of the most overlooked aspects of feel is the weight...
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is often referred to as the "Golf Capital of the World," and for good reason. With over 90 golf courses spread across the Grand Strand, this coastal destination offers something for every golfer, from championship-level layouts...
How Humidity, Grass Grain, and Time of Day Affect Ball Roll
"How Humidity, Grass Grain, and Time of Day Affect Ball Roll" Unpack subtle environmental effects that influence putt speed and break. Putting may look like the simplest part of golf, but subtle environmental factors can have a surprising impact on...
How Different Green Speeds Across the U.S. Affect Your Putting Game
"How Different Green Speeds Across the U.S. Affect Your Putting Game" Explore how varying regional turf conditions change putt behavior and how to adjust. If you've ever taken your putter on the road, you know that not all greens play...
For golfers looking to embark on a week-long golf adventure, certain regions in the United States offer an abundance of courses, making them ideal destinations. Whether it's the coastal beauty of the Carolinas, the desert landscapes of Arizona, or the...
Over the past 50 years, the landscape of golf courses in America has seen significant growth, shifts, and adaptations to changing demographics and economic conditions. In the mid-1970s, the United States had approximately 10,000 golf courses, and by the early...