In the world of golf products, drivers are the celebrities. Every year, the most anticipated new releases are the hot new drivers, followed by irons and hybrids, then wedges and — finally — putters. Of course, we all know that shouldn’t be the case — on average, you’ll take more strokes per round with your putter than any other single club, so logic would dictate that while it may not be the sexiest club in your bag, it’s almost certainly the most important. Fortunately, designers at Boccieri Golf, makers of the Heavy Putter line of putters, approach the “money stick” with the proper amount of gravitas. Their latest release is the Heavy Putter Mid-Weight putter, which uses a heavier-mass head and a counterweight at the grip end of the shaft to relax the influence of the hands and induce a smoother, pendulum-like stroke. Heavy Putters have already accounted for wins on nearly every major Tour, including Troy Mattseon’s victory at the 2006 Frys.com Open. Available in five different models — including the classic blade design of the CX2, as well as mallet, toe-droop and flanged designs — there’s a Heavy Putter to match just about any golfer’s personal preferences regarding look and feel. Just make sure you try one out first to find the perfect match for you — after all, you’re going to be pulling it out of your bag more than any other club on your next round. Of course, with as true as the ball rolls of its face, you’ll be putting it right back in not long after.