Putter Selection Help: MOI and one other thing

[skwon11]

No matter how much I look around the internet... I can't get a good answer.

Looking to buy a new putter.  I currently putt with a Yes Sophia... looks great... putts great... if you're great... otherwise... not so much so.

Look for something with a lot of MOI (obviously) but also something that if I hit it a little towards the toe or heel the distance won't be lost on me.  Any articles somebody could point me to?  Putters?  I don't know if I'm asking for a putter with a hot face as well... thanks!

[Harmonious]

type in "heel toe weighted putter" in Google.  I just did, and got 133,000 hits.  Some of them must be decent links.

[mvmac]

Here are a few examples of high moi putters

http://www.bobbygraceputters.com/online-store/amg-series/details/83/11/amg-series/amg-triumph-standard

http://www.ping.com/clubs/puttersdetail.aspx?id=9972&tid;=558

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/products/putters/ghost-spider-putter

http://www.taylormadegolf.com/products/putters/ghost-manta-putter

[Mr. Desmond]

I see Mike gave you the Bobby Grace link -- Grace has done a lot of insert work on putters that don't lose energy on off center hits. I'd go there first. I tried his insert rebound technology about 5 years ago when he first came out with it -- it works.

But remember, your issue may not be that severe - you may not need all of that help. I owned a couple of Yes putters when they first came out -- I noticed a severe loss of energy if it was hit slightly off the sweet spot -- the putter did try to correct for line -- but the ball lost energy and it felt .... bad.

But if your problem is bad -- go to bobby grace. You may not need a high MOI putter -- just the one with Bobby's technology ... maybe one of the AMG answer styles if you want something conventional.