A good fitter will have the tools to help align you correctly for setup including how your dominant eye affects direction, determine the correct length, and fit you to a model toe weighting that matches your swing path. I always thought at 5'10" that an average length (34") putter was correct. Actually, a 33 works better. At the other end, you see pro's trying "everything" (until/unless they go to the Cameron studio). I learned a lot at my fitting. Going to a fitting does involve the willingness to adjust, just like you might have to, to optimize an iron fitting.

I got fit at a titleist fitting centre for the putter too. Settled on a new fastback.

I was tired of moving between putters for the last few years so delighted to have settled on one thats properly fitted for me.

Never been fit for a putter, but going this week so I can upgrade my 2008 Newport 2 for a 2018 Custom Shop.

If you get fit, definitely do it with someone that has a SAM or the other machine (can’t think of the name).

Andrew, I just got fitted for my Scotty. My 1st time being fit for a putter. I figured if I was spending that kind of money for one, I should get fitted. I spent $100 for mine and they applied $50 towards the putter. They used the SAM machine and other tools in which I learned a lot about my stroke. I had an open mind of which putter would work best for me. Used blades before and ended getting the Futura 5.5M. Not what I expected but Wow, this putter feels awesome in my hands and so confident with it. Hopefully it will pay off. Good luck on your choice.

Anyone familiar with a full service Scotty fitter in the Boston area?