Elmer M1 User manual

M1 Putter Instructions
The Elmer M1 Putter
INSTRUCTIONS
RULES OF GOLF - Rule 4-2.a.
During a stipulated round, the playing characteristics of a club must not be purposely changed by adjustment
or by any other means.
PENALTY: DISQUALIFICATION
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M1 Putter Instructions
Adjusting the lie and changing the handing
Using the adjustment tool provided, loosen the two
#6 side locking screws to extend the body away from
the face. Loosen the three #5 hosel screws and
adjust the lie angle so the sole of the putter sits
parallel to the ground at address. To change the
putter handing you must remove the three hosel
screws and then re-attach the hosel in the left or
right-handed position.
Note: It is easier to make either of the above
adjustments with the face removed. See 'Switching
faces'.
Switching faces
Remove the two #7 rail locking screws with the tool provided
and separate the face from the rails.
Remove the three screws that hold the hosel to the face. Re-
attach the hosel to the new face
and re-set your correct lie angle. Re-attach the rails to the
face. Tighten the #6 side locking screws having adjusted the
lateral balance.
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M1 Putter Instructions
Adjusting lateral balance
Loosen the #6 side locking screws with the tool
provided. Adjust face-to-body distance by sliding the
body back or forward as required. re-tighten the side
locking screws. Generally, the closer the face is to
the body, the further the ball will roll and vice versa.
Adjusting heel toe balance
Loosen the #7 rail locking screws with the tool provided and
remove the face from the rails. Weight
can be adjusted by installing either two brass, two
aluminium or one of each supplied rail. When
choosing one of each, please be aware the putter will track
differently depending on whether the heavier rail is fitted to
the inside or outside.
Logically, on fast greens you would use the lightweight rails together with the insert face and have the face and body
as far apart as possible. On slow greens you would use the heavier rails, the plain milled face and close the face and
body gap. However, you can use any combination of the above to suit your personal style and playing conditions.
Always loosen the side locking screws before making any adjustments to your M1 Putter.
Do not over-tighten the screws.
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