Let's get you fitted.
Every Parabola starts with a fitting. It takes about 10 minutes, it's free, and you'll see your full spec and price before you commit to anything.
Grab three things.
- A tape measure. For height and wrist-to-floor.
- A golf ball. For the optional ball-drop eye-line check.
- Your current putter. Its length and what you like or hate about it are useful.
Have data from a putting lab or launch monitor? There's a section for it. Don't have any? You don't need it.
Nine short sections.
You & your setup
Height, hand, eye, measurements.
Your game
Current putter, misses, greens, ball.
Your stroke
Shape, tempo, press, strike, roll.
Your build
Head, alignment, weight, grip, engraving.
Arc or straight? It matters.
Your stroke shape is the biggest factor in which head and balance will feel natural. Here's the short version.
Strong arc
The face opens going back and closes coming through. The putter swings around you like a gate.
Usually: Blade, more toe hangSlight arc
A little rotation, mostly on line. The most common stroke we see.
Usually: Wide Blade, moderate toe hangStraight back, straight through
The face stays square to the line the whole way. Minimal rotation.
Usually: Mallet, face-balancedLength
Set so your eyes sit where you want them over the ball and your arms hang naturally. Height alone doesn't decide it; posture and wrist-to-floor do.
Lie angle
Lets the sole sit flat at address. Too upright or too flat can tilt the face and push the start line.
Loft & face curve
Matched to your forward press, attack and green speed so the ball gets rolling cleanly.
Weight
Heavier heads tend to feel steadier on fast greens; lighter heads feel quicker. Your tempo and preference decide.
Ten minutes. Free. No charge until you approve.
Your answers save as you go, so you can step away and come back.