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Our unique putters are the best way to improve your golf game or design the perfect personalized gift. Begin the customization process here.

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FIVE EASY STEPS

STEP 1: CUSTOM FIT YOUR PUTTER

STEP 2: SELECT A PUTTER STYLE

STEP 3: SELECT AN EXOTIC WOOD

STEP 4: PERSONALIZE THE PUTTER

STEP 5: UPGRADE OPTIONS

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DESIGN CONSULTANTS

Need some creative ideas? Feel free to contact our team of design consultants who can guide you through the process of designing your perfect David Musty putter.

You can reach us at (562) 804-1939

MUSTY'S PUTTING TIPS

The key to a solid putting stroke is to keep your body and head still throughout your putt. People naturally want to follow the ball to the hole as it leaves the putter, but often move their head and body in the process . Try focusing on the "spot" where the ball lies and remain focused on that spot after you strike the ball with your putter.

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MUSTY PUTTERS
17308 1/2 Woodruff Avenue
Bellflower CA 90706

Toll-Free: (800)-815-4454
Phone: (562) 804-1939
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Engineered Putting Technology and Superior Performance

At David Musty Putters, it's not just about making putters that are pleasing to the eye – we are constantly pursuing our goal to build the best performing putter on the market. The natural properties of wood allow us to place our patented inertia-based weighting system where it can be most productive. With a raised center of gravity, David Musty putters transfer energy to the equator of the ball, creating the consistent forward roll that is crucial for made putts.

The solid wood beater bar and aiming line assembly creates a soft, expanded sweet spot and eliminates ricochet that can occur with traditionally built metal putters.

The Truest Roll in Golf

Traditional Putter Roll A lower center of gravity creates backspin and hop.	Musty Putter Roll A raised center of gravity creates positive forward roll.
Traditional Putter Sweet Spot Most putters have a small sweet spot making consistency difficult.	Musty Putter Sweet Spot Musty Putters have an enlarged sweet spot allowing you to keep the ball rolling on line more consistently.