The Hammy

Putter Story

Designed By Golf Fanatics

The idea for the hammY Putter was born after our founder injured his hamstring while playing softball. That setback led to a powerful realization: using the right putting techniques can make success on the golf course feel more natural and achievable. Twenty-seven prototypes later, the hammY Putter was created!

Using the hammY Putter

When using hammY to putt, you’ll line up differently:

Open your stance to the hole at a 45° angle.
Grasp the bottom grip with your right hand.
Use your shoulders to create a nice, fluid motion back and through.

The hammY’s 38-inch “triple-bend” shaft places the shaft over the ball and automatically presses the ball forward. The thick grip encourages quiet wrists throughout the stroke and you get to choose between a club with a polymer-insert or milled face.

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What Others Say

The hammY Putter has been used by golf professionals, instructors, and amateur golfers for the last 20 years. See what others have to say about our innovative putter!

"Like the bunt in baseball the hammY's split grip gives you a nice, easy, swing control to the putter head. I have found that it helps me immensely."

Eric Soderholm

Former MLB Star & 6 handicap

"When I take the club back I stay nice and low to the ground and when I go through, with an open stance, I stay on line right at the target. I do believe, if I was using the hammY Putter, I would have won twice as many tournaments in my career."

Doug Sanders

PGA Tour Legend & 20 Time Winner

"The hammY Putter is brilliant from a sports vision perspective. As an optometrist, who has dedicated his life to improving the visual system, I don't know why anyone would go back to putting in a traditional style again."

Dr. Brent Dunlap

Optometrist & Avid Golfer

"The hammY Putter has made my teaching putting simple. All I do is ask my students to image they are rolling the ball in with thier hand. Anyone, including young children, can relate. It is easy and prevents their minds from getting cluttered."

Greg Miller

PGA Professional & Instructor