Fine Putters

Piretti's line of putters is built around one idea repeated across every spec pirettigolf.com has reported on: nothing here is cast. According to pirettigolf.com, the putters are milled from solid billets of material using a CNC machine, with the manufacturing process and manufacturing location both listed by that same source as the United States. The designer is credited by pirettigolf.com as Mike Johnson, and the reported loft across the line sits at 2.5 degrees. None of this is verified by our own testing; it's what the maker's site tells the public, and we're passing it along as such.

The heavier head is the real throughline. pirettigolf.com puts the added weight at 15-45 grams over standard, and the site's own stated reasoning is direct: "We have found that a heavier milled putter head helps smooth out the putting stroke and gives the player better putting accuracy." That claim tracks with what reviewers have said in general about the line, praising the heavier head for smoothing the stroke, improving accuracy, and crediting the milling process for tighter tolerances. Worth noting, that's Community and reviewer sentiment, not something we've measured ourselves, but it lines up with the maker's own pitch rather than contradicting it.

As a release, this is Piretti's foundational premise rather than any single milled head, model number, or finish. Everything held on it points to the same construction philosophy: no casting, CNC milling from billet, and a heavier-than-standard head weight positioned as the functional difference from the rest of the market. Anyone weighing a Piretti putter against that pitch should look at how it feels in hand against those stated numbers rather than take the smoothing claim at face value.