
TSH Golf Putters
Blade, mallet and specialty options built to the golfer's final specifications.
View TSH Golf Data Sheet → View Full TSH Golf Putter Page →
Most golfers begin with a putter they like looking at. TSH Golf begins one step earlier: how does the putter actually move during your stroke? Many golfers describe themselves as straight-back/straight-through until we review the motion and find a natural arc.
The TSH Golf Putter Booklet identifies six key factors that work together. Head design starts with the stroke, but the putter isn't finished until the other variables are built around the golfer.
Open the TSH Golf Putter Booklet →Most of the putter families shown below are built to order. That lets TSH Golf work with head style, length, loft, lie, grip, shaft, weighting and balance rather than asking the golfer to adapt to an off-the-rack configuration.
Use these cards to compare the putter families. Each card links directly to the relevant product data. The GG modular system also has its own dedicated page because its component-level customization deserves a deeper explanation.

Blade, mallet and specialty options built to the golfer's final specifications.
View TSH Golf Data Sheet → View Full TSH Golf Putter Page →
Build Your Putter Instead of Simply Buying One. TSH Golf is the exclusive U.S. stocking center for GG components, with full customization through interchangeable face lofts and a three-position weighting system.
Explore the GG Custom System →Open GG Data Sheet
Wishon's Cavity Black line gives TSH Golf four distinct head styles spanning both mallet and blade-style preferences.
View Wishon Data Sheet → View Full Wishon Putter Page →
Distinctive SMT mallet and blade-style options for golfers who want something different in shape, alignment and feel.
View SMT Data Sheet →
Deadbolt and OnLock give Pinhawk two very different specialty concepts, each aimed at a specific putting approach.
View Pinhawk Product Data → View Full Pinhawk Putter Page →
A configurable putter platform with interchangeable components, adjustable weighting and multiple finish options.
View Bang Data Sheet → View Full Bang Cadet Page →
Additional head shapes for golfers looking for a different visual and balance profile.
View Heater Data Sheet → View Full Heater Putter Page →
A specialized BGT putter platform. Length is the principal build variable.
View Paradox Data Sheet → View Full BGT Paradox Page →TSH Golf is the exclusive stocking center in the United States for GG putter components. The system starts with two distinct models — Orion, the center-shafted mallet for straighter strokes, and Antares, the heel-hosel blade for arcing strokes — and then fine-tunes the head with interchangeable faces and adjustable balance weighting.
Explore the GG Custom System →
Custom putter work requires more than swapping a grip. TSH Golf uses dedicated equipment to measure and adjust putter loft and lie, cut and assemble to final length, manage head and shaft weight, and finish the build to specification.
A change in length can affect posture and lie. A different shaft or grip changes total weight and feel. Loft influences how the ball leaves the face. Head balance should match the stroke. The point of a custom build is to make those variables work together.
Today's high-performance, very low-torque putter shafts can be an integral part of a precision putter build. Shaft stability belongs in the same discussion as head design, loft, lie, length, weighting and grip when the goal is the highest performance standard we can build.
The BGT player-testing graphic illustrates the performance case BGT makes for its Stability shaft compared with traditional steel, including launch-direction and rollout consistency.


Tell us what putter you use now, whether your stroke feels straight or arcing, your preferred head shape, current length, and what you're trying to improve. We'll start there.