Left Handed Aim Bias test

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Right Handed Aim Bias test

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A NEW WAY TO GET FIT

Discover your natural aim tendencies with Edel’s Aim Bias Fit Test — a guided visual assessment that identifies how head shape, alignment lines, and hosel type influence your aim. Your results reveal the ideal putter configuration to help you aim more accurately and putt with greater confidence.

See Your True Line


Your eyes don’t always see straight. The Edel Aim Bias Fit Test reveals how your visual perception naturally aligns — helping identify whether you tend to aim left, right, or perfectly square to the target.

Find Your Perfect Match


By testing different head shapes, alignment plates, and hosel configurations, you’ll discover which design helps you aim most accurately and consistently. Every combination is engineered for visual confidence and performance.

Build Your Ideal Putter


Once you know your aim bias, you can build or select a putter that’s custom-matched to your stroke and sightline. Eliminate guesswork and experience precision that’s fit for you — down to the last detail.

AIM BIAS 101

DID YOU KNOW? 97% of golfers can’t aim their putters at their target.*

Everyone has an aim bias, but what is aim bias? Simply put, aim bias is a tendency or inclination to align the putter face in a direction other than that which is intended, causing:

  • Path bias
  • Face rotation problems
  • Poor green reading and visualization
*Research conducted at Campbell University by David Orr and David Edel

YOUR AIM UNCOVERED

Aims Left

Aims Right

B-1

F-3

F-2

F-1

Anytime your focus is moved forward – by way of putter head shape or alignment plates – the tendency is for you to aim right because the putter looks closed and vice versa for when your focus is moved backwards.

Aims Left

Aims Right

*A small number of golfers will experience aim bias in an opposite fashion with mallets aiming left and blades aiming right. The same applies to alignment lines. Check with your local fitter to test your aim.