Toe Hanger, Charleston’s Humidity-Watching Putter Rail

Field notes

The fitting sequence starts by letting the putter settle rather than relying on its advertised balance designation. The page separates a blade’s toe drop from a mallet’s face-balanced rest, then compares either result with the golfer’s arc and the day’s playing conditions. Its examples use concrete local variables—cooper-side poa, Ashley-side bermuda, harbor moisture—and record measurements on what it calls a “slip,” giving the appointment the feel of a small field ledger rather than a conventional retail fitting.