used when putting, it’s amazing how often the sweet spot is missed especially since the ball is not moving. “As for the importance of this contact, I’d rank it higher than distance control and direction,” states Ambrose, “When you miss the sweet spot, the off center ball contact redirects the face off the aim line; the impact energy for distance control is effected as well. You can apply all the proper stroke techniques, but if you miss the sweet spot, you will miss the putt.” If alignment is your issue, the L2 MOI MAX will help you stop micromanaging your putter. The custom weighted grip eliminates dominant hand issues where tension and nerves come into play. The bold parallel alignment marks on the top of the club head frame the track line to the cup and the stand-alone capability of the putter provides easy alignment from behind the ball. Together, these three game improvement features provide the added confidence to use your eyes to assess the distance and see the track line to the hole while you are actually stroking the ball. The higher MOI stops unnecessary twisting and turning and will improve your distance control, alignment and tempo. The L2 MOI MAXX comes with a powder-coated head in black or white and multiple accent color options, matching head cover and a 16-inch non-tapered square grip or XL over-sized grip. Standard length and lie angle is 33 inches and 73 degrees and custom fitting is available. “By combining your natural talents with technology and the physics of the L2 putter, you will enjoy stress free putting and lower your scores,” says Ambrose. “I guarantee it. The L2 MOI MAX is worth its weight – all you have to do is try it!”
L2 MOI MAXX features and benefits: • Club head weight of 620 grams (average putters 360 grams) • Toe to heel dimensions of 6.25 for maximum stability • Impact Zone measures 3.5 inches (average sweet spot – 0.7 inch) • Flat sole keeps club head in place after alignment • Bold parallel alignment marks frame the track line to the cup • Stand-alone design makes alignment easy
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