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Short game - chipping, pitching, putting. Practice the most common shots needed around the green (within 30-40 yards or so). This really helps my scoring when I miss a green. Secondary to that, get your driver sorted. Whether that takes lessons or a proper driver fitting to improve consistency, do whatever you need to hit more fairways (or at least be in the first cut, rather than punching from under a tree, or worse ...)

Hey guys, I'm thinking of removing 1" from my Scotty Cameron Fastback 1.5. It's a touch long at 35" stock for my stance and style. The head will need heaver weights in the head (two 10g are on heel and toe). Just wondering if Titlelist do these kinds of putter modifications? Cheers