Second Guessing my choices but trying to trust the process
I had a professional fitting today and got fit into a OZ.1i HS with 72* lie angle and 36” shaft, HS as I have a slight arc in my backswing, but they didn’t have any putters with my specs in store so I couldn’t try the actual model.
While putting with a similar OZ.1i with a shorter shaft and a slightly different lie angle I kept missing slightly to one side in particular, but they were saying my consistency is incredibly high with it in all the metrics, and they believe the slightly adjusted length and lie angle will do wonders for me.
Meanwhile I hit a DF3 insanely well and sunk almost every putt with it during the fitting, which the DF3 was the original putter I thought I would want.
Ultimately I trusted the process and measurements, as the fitter talked to two different types of fitting, either fitting to compromise (fitting a putter you like as best they can for you) or fitting to optimize (fitting a putter specifically for your body regardless of what putter it is). They said the OZ.1i HS fits my body, my swing, and everything perfectly.
I’m just second guessing because I loved the feel of the DF3 in store center shaft, but I want to trust the process and the science.
Someone tell me to chill out and it will all be good since the store has a 30 day play all you want and they will still give 100% store credit back if I don’t like it, so I can always swap it out if it feels off.
Thanks for hearing out my second guessing.