Putter lenght

[Number7]

Ok i almost just started flooding the Golf forum here.

My current situation:

I have a putter i actually like, its woman lenght (34") and i am considering cutting 2 inches off, cause i believe i have a better pendular swing with a shorter putter.

I have tried to grab it down the shaft a bit and feel it fits better, but grabbbing down give a wrong weithg distribution obv.

Im normal height 1m 80cm (like 5,12 US i think) so thats not the issue, but would like to hear if anyone has some experience in this area, and if i might make a mistake (since it cannot be reversed besides bying a new and different putter if im wrong)

For several years the putting have been my problem.
Not the feel, but cant hole anything within 10-20 feet compared as what im supposed to be able to.

[Butcho22]

Whatever feels good, imo.
If you cut it too short you could always put a new shaft in it for little cost.

[Number7]

Yeah that is my thought too, however i have not been able to try one in that lenght since its in between woman and children putter LOL.

And i have an old putter so i need to look for a different one if i regret.

However i have been thinking about this for 2 years without being able to improve my putting (averaging like 35-40 puts) absolutely pathetic for a 4,7 player.

Have had a PGA pro to look at my putting stroke but its not my stroke but my allignement thats the problem, whic means i need to get a different "look" on things and i think this might be the way to go as i believe its the most natural thing for me.

Thank you for the answer, more suggestions are welcome, as this is the thing i feel most important for me to improve.

I apollogize for my incorrect english, i speak better than i write, as if it matters :-)

[black knight]

Get some training aids? Pelz has some nice fancy ones, and some lower tech ones too.

[JTrout]

If you cut it down 2", it will feel extremely light. You'll need lots of lead tape, and probably will need to bend it upright a few degrees.