SIK Golf

What makes SIK putters different

A SIK putter face is built with loft that decreases from the top of the face to the bottom. The idea is that if your hands are a little ahead or behind at impact, the ball still meets a portion of the face that delivers a similar launch, helping the ball start rolling sooner and more predictably. It is a practical design for golfers whose shaft lean varies from putt to putt.

The SIK range at Clubtech Golf

Putter series

• Pro: a classic blade shape.
• Jo and Sho: blade and mid style heads in SIK's traditional lines.
• Flo C and Flo M: mallet options for golfers wanting more stability.
• DW: a larger mallet design.

Heads come in standard and matte black finishes, in right and left hand, and are custom assembled with your choice of hosel. The SIK Flo M Series Putter in matte black is a popular example. We also carry complete custom builds and limited edition SIK putters.

Shafts, grips and covers

For arm-lock and custom builds, see SIK Components putter shafts. Grip options include the SIK JumboMax 17 inch putter grip for arm-lock styles and the SIK Iomic Pistol. Protect your head with SIK Blade Headcovers or Flo mallet covers.

Choosing a SIK putter

Hosel and toe hang

Your hosel choice sets how the putter balances. Plumber's neck and other offset hosels typically add toe hang, which suits an arcing stroke. Swept and straighter neck options can reduce toe hang for a straighter stroke. Check each product page for the hosels available with that head.

Conventional or arm-lock

For a conventional stroke, most golfers choose 33 to 35 inches. Arm-lock putters are longer, with extra loft built in to offset the forward shaft lean, and need a long grip that rests against the lead forearm. If you are switching methods, plan the shaft, grip and length together.

Related collections

Compare SIK with the rest of our putters, upgrade the feel with putter shafts including BGT Stability and LA Golf options, or browse putter grips and headcovers.

SIK Golf FAQs

What is special about a SIK putter face?

A SIK putter face has loft that steps down from top to bottom. This helps keep launch more consistent when your shaft lean changes slightly at impact, so the ball starts rolling earlier and more predictably. It suits golfers who press forward or flip their hands inconsistently.

Can a SIK putter be used arm-lock?

Yes, SIK putters can be built for arm-lock putting with a longer shaft, extra loft and a long grip such as the JumboMax 17 inch. The longer grip rests against your lead forearm. An arm-lock build must be set up correctly, so choose length based on your posture and arm position.

What does custom assembled with hosels mean?

It means the SIK head is assembled with the hosel you select from the options on the product page. The hosel affects offset, toe hang and how the putter sits behind the ball, letting you tailor the putter to your stroke and eye without buying a different model.

Which SIK putter should I choose?

Choose the Pro, Jo or Sho if you prefer a blade look and feedback, and a Flo or DW mallet if you want stability and alignment help. Then pick a hosel that matches your stroke: more toe hang for an arc, less for a straight-back stroke.

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