Our Lead Edge Roll face design not only looks different, but performs better than traditional “flat face” putters. The Lead Edge Roll face imparts more forward roll on the golf ball, thereby starting and keeping your ball on your intended line longer. Also, because of the increased forward roll (vs sidespin, backspin, or skidding), The Spoiler excels at enhancing distance control.

Yes, Spoiler is perfect for all skill levels. For an elite golfer, Spoiler OG enhances the players focus on putting a pure roll on the ball, thereby providing the player with better accuracy and distance control. For the average player, Spoiler’s design helps players learn to putt with a better stroke. Due to the Lead Edge Roll face design, when a golfer plays a poor stroke on the ball, Spoiler provides immediate feedback by hopping or skipping the ball. From that feedback you can adjust your stroke as necessary, and experience pure roll on the greens.

Spoiler OG creates a purer, forward roll on the golf ball. Most traditional putters either launch the ball in the air or drive it into the turf creating hopping and skipping to start the putt. However, Spoiler's design with Lead Edge Roll face technology and 0 degrees of loft, gets the ball rolling sooner. You can actually feel, see, and hear the difference when you putt with The Spoiler.

When you roll the ball poorly, a traditional “flat face” putter doesn’t give you much feedback. Spoiler OG, however, provides immediate feedback on all your putts. You can feel and see when you’ve put a pure roll on the golf ball, and when you have not.

When you do not roll the golf ball as well as you think you should have (usually due to impact location on the golf ball, or angle of attack) The Spoiler will make the ball jump a bit as the putt starts. If you notice the ball popping in the air, the main variables to adjust are:

• You are hitting to steeply down on the golf ball.
• You could either have the ball too far back in your stance, or your putting stroke is too steep into the ball.
• We recommend playing the ball forward in your stance, near your lead heal. This will help improve proper impact, and help you roll the ball just as you start the upward motion of your putting stroke.
• You are hitting too high up on the ball, impacting the ball above the equator. You will squeeze the ball into the turf, thus making it pop up a bit.
• You could have the ball too far forward in your stance, or are hitting too much up on the ball.
• You should focus on hitting through the golf ball, versus up on the ball.

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