Centerfire Pre-Sale - Dec 2024

Introducing Centerfire
Voids answer to the zero torque movement.

Designed to be "Point and Shoot." Our Centerfire line uses a center shaft placement that intersects the putter heads CG to eliminate torque. Low torque putters are popular because it's easier to keep the putter square through your stroke. The trade-off is that they are prone to twisting when struck on the heel or toe. This makes them less stable and not as forgiving on miss-hits, making distance control tricky. This is where Void is different than the rest.

The Gravity Drive™ Insert uses advanced materials and a spring-like effect to add energy to heel and toe strikes. This ensures consistent rollout distance across the face, so even off-center hits roll true and lose minimal distance. Our insert tech mitigates the drawbacks of torque-less putter designs. With Centerfire, enjoy a square face through impact and incredible distance consistency. Simply point - shoot - sink.

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Every Centerfire Void putter comes standard with the KBS GPS graphite shaft. Pre-orders will also include a limited-run head cover, ball marker, and bag towel.

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The Gravity Drive™ Advantage

Effortless Distance Control

Fewer 3-Putts

Precision Engineering

Patented Innovation

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Face-Balanced and Toe-Hang?

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Face-balanced putters and toe-hang putters are designed to accommodate different putting strokes. Choosing between face-balanced and toe-hang depends on your natural stroke type. Face-balanced works well if you prefer a straight path, while toe-hang fits better for an arc-style stroke.

Face-Balanced Putters: The putter's face points upwards when balanced on your finger. This design is ideal for golfers with a straight-back, straight-through stroke. Face-balanced putters help keep the putter face square to the target line throughout the stroke, making them great for players who prefer minimal arc.

Toe-Hang Putters: The putter's toe points down when balanced, indicating a "toe-hang." This design is better suited for golfers with an arcing stroke. Toe-hang putters allow the face to open and close naturally, making them an excellent choice for players with a pronounced arc in their putting stroke.

How do I choose the right putter length?

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The easiest way to choose the right putter length is based on your height, which works for most golfers:

If you’re taller than 6 feet, a 35-inch putter will usually fit best.
If you’re shorter than 5'6", a 33-inch putter is likely the better option.
For most golfers in between, a 34-inch putter is a great middle ground.

This simple approach will work well for most people. However, if you want to get more precise, consider your posture and putting style:

The ideal length lets you stand comfortably with your eyes over the ball, with your arms hanging naturally.
The right length should also suit your stroke type—whether you prefer a straight-back, straight-through stroke or a slight arc.

If you're still unsure, a professional putter fitting can help you determine the perfect length for your unique setup.

Where can I go to test a Void Putter?

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At the moment, Void Putters are not available in any physical retail locations, but we are aiming to begin distribution soon. For now, the best way to try a Void Putter is to purchase it and take advantage of our 30-day trial period. If you’re not completely satisfied, you can return it for a full refund.

For more details, please visit our Returns/Refund Policy page.

Can I customize the loft or lie angle of my Void Putter?

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Absolutely! We can adjust the loft or lie angle to your specifications. Simply leave your preferences in the order notes when you place your order, and we'll take care of it.

Our goal is to ensure your putter fits you perfectly, so don't hesitate to let us know exactly what you need.

Can I get an arm-lock or broomstick grip on my Void Putter?

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Yes, we can accommodate either an arm-lock or a broomstick grip. Just select the aftermarket grip option when placing your order, and leave your specific grip request in the notes. Please be as specific as possible with the exact model of the grip you want, so we can ensure your putter meets your expectations without needing to follow up for clarification.

What is the lead time? When can I expect my putter?

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Our lead time for putters is typically 2-3 weeks from the time of order. Please note that this lead time is an estimate, and there are several factors that can affect it. If you would like a more precise estimate of our current lead time, feel free to reach out to us directly.

You will receive an email when your putter moves to final assembly, which will include your tracking information. Please allow some time before expecting tracking updates, as our club builder will need to assemble your putter before it ships.

We appreciate your patience while we ensure your putter meets the highest quality standards.