- Who is the mid-slant neck for?
- It suits golfers with a slight arc in their putting stroke. The moderate toe hang helps the face rotate naturally through impact. Players with a straight-back, straight-through stroke usually do better with a face-balanced mallet.
- Is it available for left-handed golfers?
- Yes. Meridian makes the Charleston in both right- and left-handed versions. Check the listing's stick side before ordering.
- How does it compare with a mallet putter?
- A blade like the Charleston gives more feel and feedback but less stability on off-center hits. A high-MOI mallet will hold its line better on mishits, especially on fast greens.
- Does it have adjustable weights?
- No. The head is a fixed-weight blade with no removable weights or changeable neck. What you buy is what you play.
- What length and grip does it come with?
- It ships as a standard-length steel-shaft putter with a stock grip. Confirm the exact length and grip model in the listing if those matter to you.
- Where is the Meridian Charleston Mid-Slant Putter cheapest?
- At Dick's Sporting Goods, for $259.99, as of our latest check.