Specialties
Makefield Putters was created with an approach to solving some of the most common problems golfers experience on the putting green:
Wobbly putting strokes – A wobbly putting stroke is one of the most common problems for golfers because, in order to have a consistent swing path, a golfer must excel at precise muscle movements, which is difficult to achieve for even the best of athletes.
Distance and directional control – Much like a wobbly putting stroke, distance and directional control of a ball requires precision, specifically, in the weighting of your golf putter.
Limited ball roll – Also described as the ball bouncing off the face of the club, your ball skids at length, resulting in putts coming up short and off line.
Accessibility and availability – Today’s golf putter market is flooded with endless options in all shapes and sizes, many of which are made overseas. While having many options can seem like a good thing, it also creates a confusing and frustrating shopping experience.
With all of this in mind, the team at Makefield Putters developed a system called Path of Inertia, which utilizes the weight, moment of inertia, and location of the center of gravity to produce a pure ball roll unique Makefield Putters.
With all of this in mind, the team at Makefield Putters developed a system called Path of Inertia, which utilizes the weight, moment of inertia, and location of the center of gravity to produce a pure ball roll unique Makefield Putters.
History
Established in 2001.
My name is Everett Farr, and I am one of the founders of Makefield Putters.
When the COVID-19 pandemic started, I started leaving work early every day to help my wife with my adult autistic son. As everything was in lockdown, my son’s aid could not come to our house to work with and help him. During this newfound time spent at home, I became all too familiar with watching a lot of YouTube videos to pass the time. Most of what I watched were engineering and construction videos, but I also became fascinated with putter reviews and promotional videos.
At the age of eleven, I started golfing because of my dad; a true lover of the game, he was also a PGA Rules Official. I had grown up watching putters evolve from the good ‘ole days when Ping started selling their illustrious putters. One day in 1968, I finally convinced my dad to get a Ping putter. To this day, I still have this original Ping putter and use it occasionally when playing.
