Alignment system modification
Alignment aids are one of the most impactful — and often overlooked — elements on a putter. Their visual style directly influences how your eyes line up with the ball, which affects both your accuracy and your confidence.
Triple Track
55 €Three parallel lines on the top line — a strong, multi-axis reference inspired by optical sighting systems. The Triple Track provides an immediate directional guide: the lines converge on the target line and let you lock in your setup with great precision.
At address: a structuring, assertive visual. No ambiguity about face orientation.
For players who want a strong, directional reference, whose eye thrives on precise visual structure and who like to check their alignment before every putt.
Sight Dot
45 €A single, centred, discreet dot. The Sight Dot is the most pared-back reference there is — one piece of information, in the right place. It imposes nothing on the eye: it suggests the centre without structuring the visual field beyond that.
At address: marks the centre of the head without disturbing the setup. Ideal for putters whose look is already busy or highly technical.
For players who prefer minimal visuals, who trust their instinct to square the face and want a single neutral reference with no directive guidance.
Sight Line
50 €A single, continuous line on the top line — the classic reference. The Sight Line offers a clear directional cue without cluttering the look. It's read instinctively by most players and fits naturally into almost any head design.
At address: makes the target direction tangible without interfering with the overall setup.
For players who want a reliable, direct linear reference with no added sophistication — a clear axis, nothing more.
Cavity Sight Line
55 €A line engraved inside the head's rear cavity — invisible from the front, seen only when looking down from the address position. The Cavity Sight Line uses the depth of the head to create an integrated, almost hidden reference that guides the eye more subtly.
At address: the reference is perceived in depth rather than on the surface — a different read, more intuitive for some eyes.
For players who want a directional reference with no visible line on the top line, whose eye orients better from an axis perceived in depth.
Perpendicular Top Line
55 €A line perpendicular to the target axis, drawn across the top line. Rather than indicating direction, it marks width — the player uses it as a positional reference to check that the face is square to the putt line before the stroke.
At address: creates a framing effect that reinforces the perception of face squareness.
For players sensitive to the squareness of their address position, who need a framing reference rather than a purely directional one.
Double Top Sight Line
55 €Two parallel lines on the top line — a reinforced reference that amplifies the directional guidance of the standard Sight Line. The gap between the two lines creates a visual corridor that the eye follows naturally towards the target.
At address: more assertive than a single line, but clean and legible. A middle-ground option between the Sight Line and the Triple Track.
For players who find the Sight Line too light but the Triple Track too busy — those who want a reinforced reference without going all the way to three lines.
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