Putter limbo

[Arsenal8807]

I have been using the Odyssey #9 putter and have had mixed results, never consistent. I used to use a Ping Anser and also a Yes! Tracy putter and I would say out of all three, the Yes! was the better, even though it wasn't as consistent due to my stroke and it being my first putter coming back into the game not knowing how personal putters are and how you might have to have you lie and loft adjusted to your stroke/stance all that jazz.

Anyways, I picked up a Yes! Sophia and I really liked to style of the head as well as the feel. With my current putter and my arc stroke (minimal arc) I find myself pulling putts more and more as well as landing short and I am curious if it is all to do with the lie/loft of my current putter compared to the Yes! putter.

Let me know what you guys think, if I pull putts does that mean I need it more upright, flatter, more or less loft?

Thanks

[Gioguy21]

could be a wide range of things. could be weight. could be the weight balance in the head ie more weight in the toe/heel than your previous club could cause it to 'feel' different and make the ball do things you're not used to 'feeling'. i actually had a similar problem with a scotty circa 62 that i had. my dad had the exact same model, lie, loft, grip, etc. and for whatever reason his felt different, and i left putts short with his. (played 2 rounds with it b/c i was convinced i was losing it) only thing i could suggest is maybe putting a small piece of lead tape on the back ? lighter putter could cause you to be shorter on putts...oh, and check your shoulder alignment, make sure you're not keep your front side open...if you do there's possibility you're rotating around your spine a tad instead of 'pendulem' motion...i too have a minimal arc, almost SBST putting stroke.