One of the most significant ways you can improve your game is to get fit for the best putter for you, and one of the key factors in putter fitting is aim. The Scotty Cameron putter line offers a wide variety of sight lines, and neck types. These subtle variations make all the difference when it comes to aim. From different length lines, to dots, to no sight marks at all - everyone’s preference is different. When it comes to neck types, some neck types create a face balanced putter, while some create a toe hang. These styles, and everything in between affect the rotation in the putter face during your stroke, your dynamic aim. The next element is how the putter sits on the ground. When you get the right length putter in your bag, the heel and the toe will sit level on the ground, and the putter shaft will be on the same plane as your forearms. This means there will be one line from your elbow to your wrist, and from your wrist down to the putter head. This will help you set up properly,...