Sorenson Golf Putterwood

Sleek blade putters and high-tech two-ball putters may be the norm for the modern player, but the clubmakers at Sorenson Golf went back through 400 years of putter design and returned with the Putterwood. The concept of the Putterwood draws from the design of putters dating back to 1502, according to Sorenson. When fused with 21st-century manufacturing technology, the result is a putter with extreme heel shafting and a hollow core, providing the ideal weighting and club-to-ball energy transfer necessary for maximum consistency and feel.

JXS-B
The Blade Putterwood resembles a typical blade-style putter similar to the Arnold Palmer or Wilson 8802, but with the Putterwood shell. Most of the weight inside the Blade Putterwood is located directly behind the ball striking surface for maximum energy transfer to the ball. The JXS-B has the lie (70.5°), the loft (4°), and the weight (330g) of most standard putters. If you’re a blade style putter enthusiast, you’ll love the JXS-B. It sits very square and aligns very easily to make more putts.

JXS-HB
The Hybrid-Blade Putterwood is a cross in size between the Hybrid and Blade models and resembles a small hybrid in shape and size, but has the lie, loft, and weight of most standard putters. The JXS-HB delivers the same solid feel and ball speed off the face of the putter as does the JXS-3 and JXS-H, but in a smaller mallet style. If you’re using a PING Anser look-a-like type putter, you might enjoy using this Putterwood.

JXS-H
The Hybrid Putterwood resembles a hybrid in shape and size, but has the lie (70.5°), the loft (4°), and the weight (330g) of most standard putters. The JXS-H sits very square, but has a slightly smaller size and may suit your eye more than the 3-Wood Putterwood. Same feel, same consistency, same great roll, but just slightly smaller in shape.