Used Axis1 Golf Clubs

Axis1 places the head's centre of gravity on the shaft axis, using a distinctive hosel and heel counterweight. The design is intended to reduce the torque that can rotate a conventional putter face, although head shape, feel, length and lie still need to suit the golfer.

The unusual hosel helps align the shaft axis with the putter head's centre of gravity. Together with the heel counterweight, this creates Axis1's torque-free balance and is why the putter looks different from a conventional heel- or centre-shafted design.

Joey and Tour-S are blade-shaped options, while Rose models use a mallet shape. Compare the exact model's size, alignment aids, head weight, loft and lie; the familiar-looking shape is usually the most useful starting point.

They are designed to work with a golfer's existing stroke rather than prescribe a new one. The balance can feel unusual at first, so check that the length and lie let the head sit naturally before judging whether it suits you.