For over 100 years, nearly 95% of putters have been designed with the same fundamental flaw—and most golfers have no idea it’s costing them strokes.
In traditional putter design, the weight sits behind the shaft axis, creating a hidden issue called face drift.
Face drift is when the putter face naturally rotates off your intended target line during the stroke, before you even make contact with the ball.
When the face drifts open, you miss right. When it drifts closed, you miss left.
So even on a good read and a solid stroke, the putter itself can pull you off line.
This is one of the biggest reasons golfers feel inconsistent on the greens.
The RS1 Putter was designed to solve this at the source.
Instead of allowing face drift to happen, its design removes the imbalance that causes it.
That means a more stable, square face through impact with less manipulation from your stroke.
The result is more consistent starts on your intended line and fewer costly misses.
If you’re tired of 3-putting, missing short putts left and right, or not trusting your stroke, this is for you.
The RS1 was developed by Chris McGinley, who spent 30+ years building clubs for 11 world #1 players, with one goal: fix the root cause of putting inconsistency, not just the symptoms.
Most putters still use a century-old design limitation.
The RS1 was built to eliminate it.
Until next time,
Your friends at GoingLow.com
