Grand Junction · Main Street · Length span
Length is a span from the low point, not a wrist-to-floor poster.
Low Point measures where the putter wants to bottom, then spans a length that lets that bottom happen on Grand Valley greens. Wrist-to-floor charts from sea-level shops do not know our thin air or our morning grain off the Colorado. We keep a ruler on Main Street so the toe stops arriving early.
Monument red is a view. The green is the job.
People buy a 35-inch mallet because a poster said so, then watch the ball roll out like a rumor in this air. We span from the bottom of the stroke. If the bottom is forward, a shorter ruler often hires itself. If the bottom is under the ball and the player stands tall into Book Cliffs wind, the poster number can stay. The ruler decides. The poster does not.
Sea-level shop sold me 35. Solace put a ruler on my low point and I left at 33.5. The toe stopped arriving before the face on Palisade-speed greens.
I wanted a lesson on start line. They sold a span and a teacher’s number on North. Correct fence.