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Caring for your Putter |
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Whitlam putters are made from three basic materials of the highest quality but they all benefit from a little care and attention. The body of the putters are milled from either Carbon steel, Stainless Steel or Aluminium and in some cases combinations of these metals with additional Tungsten inserts. Putters are then either plated or anodised or simply polished.
All the above types are susceptible to attack from the elements and this will result in either oxidisation or rusting.
The finish of your putter will deteriorate if it is allowed to become damp for extended periods of time. It is quite acceptable for the putter to become wet during a round of golf but we advise wiping it before replacing in the headcover and to avoid storing it in a damp headcover when at all possible.
Place a dry cloth in the headcover after a wet round and allow the putter and cover to dry out separately.
The aluminium body of the Hummer series is very soft and it will mark if dropped or hit against an unyielding surface. Small marks will not affect the putters performance but we recommend that the Hummer is always kept in its cover during play.
Our grips are soft for good reason and can become deformed if left for periods of time against hard objects. These marks will usually reform with immersion in hot water. We recommend that you replace grips periodically.
Your Whitlam putter is a precision product made of the best materials. We hope that the above will help to ensure that it gives you many years of service.
Please contact us if you have any specific questions about the care of your putter.
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