- What does counter-balanced mean on this putter?
- Extra weight is added above the grip, which raises the balance point and steadies the hands. The head still does the work, but the stroke feels more controlled.
- Is this putter face-balanced or toe-hang?
- The #1 blade is a traditional heel-shafted design with some toe hang, which suits a slight arc in the stroke. Players with a straight-back, straight-through stroke may prefer a face-balanced mallet.
- Does it come with a headcover?
- It ships as a single right-handed putter; a headcover is typically included, but check the listing details. The stock grip is basic and many owners swap it.
- How does it compare with a premium counter-balanced putter?
- It gives the same steadying concept at a much lower cost, but without adjustable weights, premium grips or refined finishes. For casual play and practice it holds up well.
- Is it a good putter for a beginner?
- Yes. It is simple, durable and easy to align, and the counter-balanced weight helps calm a quick stroke. Beginners wanting maximum forgiveness may still prefer a mallet.
- Where is the Tour Edge HP-Series #1 Counter-Balanced Putter Golf Club cheapest?
- At PGA TOUR Superstore, for $99.99, as of our latest check.