How Xinna Went from Avoiding Putts to Enjoying Every One

What were you hoping to improve?

Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much. Putting had always been the weakest part of my game and over time I just accepted it. I figured it was something I wasn’t naturally good at, the part of the round I just had to get through. So when I went in for the fitting, I wasn’t chasing a big breakthrough. I thought maybe I’d feel a bit more comfortable, at best.

What surprised you during the fitting?

What stood out was how quickly things started to make sense. The way the putter was balanced, how it sat at address, how it framed the ball, it all just felt more natural than anything I’d used before. We weren’t making guesses. Everything we adjusted had a purpose and I could feel it almost instantly.

How does it feel now when you putt?

This is probably the first time I’ve ever looked forward to putting. I’m not overthinking it or trying to force anything. I just feel settled over the ball. It’s hard to describe, but it feels like I’m finally using something that works with me, not against me.

What would you tell someone on the fence?

If you’ve always felt like putting just isn’t your thing, this changes everything. It’s not about chasing perfection, it’s about having a putter that actually fits your stroke. For me, it turned the part of my game I used to avoid into something I actually enjoy.