yes then you have no excuses also most people have more shots with a putter so it is the most important club

Hi Andy.
putter fitting is very much a personal preference. it is such a "feel" thing that is so individual and different to everyone. personally, I would say is go and try out different putters, shapes and styles. and whichever one you feel more at comfort with, I would say that is the one to go with.
Only after being at ease with the style and shape of your putter, along with time and perseverance would I then contemplate a "fitting".

Decided on a Scotty Newport putter last week.

Good choice Andy H.

I have a "Scotty" Newport 2.0 Dual Balance.

Such a nice looking putter, and for me it feels just right.
I used to have one of those 2 ball putters for about 10 years, but in my opinion - it doesn't even come close to the Scotty. I wish I had changed it years ago.

Good luck, take your time with it and I'm sure you'll reap the rewards by using it.

I have a 2013 go low it is the oldest club in my bag and I have tried to change it 2/3 times but I have always gone back.

In my mind you should always get fit for a putter as you use it more than any other club, we have no problem getting fitted for a driver we use 5-10 times a round but not for a club we use 25+!

I will try Gary Forde !