That would be a heal shafted putter like the Del Mar! Assuming you want to bring them back online. :) RC

Thanks for your response ! :)

How would be the GoLo S for people who push the balls ?

Assuming we just are not releasing the putter, I'm thinking the Golo S is not the right choice.

And what putter model for people who are pulling the balls?

And what for people who are doing both ?

Thank you for the precise previous questions :)

A good "anti-pull" putter would perhaps be something with less toe flow... like the Golo. It would be a little more stable through impact, resisting closing, assuming all things are equal. For a player that does both? Maybe a lesson with their TPI Certified pro! But think in terms of putter stability through the stroke. It needs to be stable and sometimes favoring one hand or another can help. Dave Stockton preaches the importantance of the left hand (for a righty) during the putting motion. Some teachers preach how the right hand should release...similar to an under hand toss. There are a million ways to swing a golf club. There are a billion ways to putt! RC

how about practicing your stroke before you spend the cash