Testers Wanted!
There are innumerable putting methods and grips for golfers to experiment with so LEAN LOCK Putters might be entirely new to you. I consider myself pretty well informed and wasn’t familiar with them until a fellow forum member brought them up on our forum. The concept piqued my interest, prompting us to delve deeper into this innovation. LEAN LOCK founder Brian Tennyson took the time to elaborate on his creation, leaving me very curious and wanting to see what our community would say about the putters.
At its core, LEAN LOCK aims to simplify putting for every golfer. While it might require an adjustment period and appear unconventional, both Tennyson and numerous reviews on their website advocate for the effectiveness of this approach and the putters themselves.
Here is what LEAN LOCK says:
“Switching to the LEAN LOCK putter and putting system eliminates variables and increases your consistency and confidence; especially on those nervy short putts.
What’s the secret?
The LEAN LOCK putter’s forward shaft lean technology combined with a ground-breaking new gripping method.
By anchoring the shaft to the target side (outside) of the leading arm LEAN LOCK stabilizes the putter, eliminates wrist movement and minimizes clubface rotation.
The connection to the lead arm is so secure you can grip the putter with LESS TENSION, yet still have SUPERIOR CONTROL.”
These bold claims are intriguing so we’re looking for four golfers to put them to the test, review the equipment and keep the putter when they are finished, all while informing MyGolfSpy of their findings.
What are your thoughts? Are you intrigued by the prospect of exploring an unconventional putting method?
This testing opportunity is open to both right- and left-handed golfers worldwide.
Selected test participants will receive a putter of their choice and a virtual fitting session with Tennyson, along with video analysis and support to ensure the proper technique is adopted. Comprehensive video lessons on the LEAN LOCK putting method are also included.
*Registration closes Aug. 23.
** Testers announced Aug. 29.
