90° Center-Shaft Bore
A true .370" center bore creates the foundation for multiple shaft and hosel configurations.
The Bang Cadet traces its roots to a Japanese center-shaft design developed nearly 20 years ago. Its face-balanced architecture was built around the same stability concept golfers now associate with today's zero-torque putters.
A true .370" center bore creates the foundation for multiple shaft and hosel configurations.
The center-shaft architecture is designed to minimize unwanted face rotation through the stroke.
Because the head itself is centered around the 90° bore, the same head can be configured for either handedness.
Shaft geometry, lie angle, offset, length, face feel and head weight become part of one complete build.
Most putter heads dictate the shaft location and much of the final geometry before the clubmaker ever touches the club. The Cadet works differently.
The 90° center bore lets TSH Golf select the shaft or hosel configuration first, then establish the geometry the golfer needs.
The 90° center-shaft bore gives TSH Golf unusual freedom to configure the same head at very different playing lengths and with very different putting methods.
The familiar conventional putter length most golfers have used throughout their playing career.
A longer configuration for golfers who prefer a more upright setup and the feel of a longer putter.
Configured so the shaft and grip work with the lead forearm for golfers who prefer the arm-lock putting method.
A long-putter configuration for golfers who prefer the broomstick-style setup and stroke.
The Cadet's optional kit lets the same putter head be tuned for both overall head weight and how quickly the ball comes off the face.
Interchangeable heel and toe weights allow the finished head weight and balance to be tuned to the golfer's preference.
Bang's supplied product information lists lighter, standard and heavier configurations across this range.
The finish is your preference. The fitting, geometry and build specifications are what make the putter yours. TSH Golf stocks the Cadet in both black and silver.
With a center 90° bore, shaft geometry and playing length become part of the fitting system. The same head can be built as a traditional 34–35" putter, a 40–42" belly-style putter, an Arm Lock, or a Broomstick, then further configured with straight, single-bend, double-bend, or hosel-based shafting.
This is where TSH Golf's shop capabilities matter. The putter is measured and adjusted on professional putter bending and angle-gauge equipment rather than simply assembled to whatever geometry arrives from the factory.
With the appropriate shaft geometry and our in-house bending capability, the Cadet gives us exceptional freedom to establish the lie angle the golfer needs.
The Bang Cadet is not presented as a generic factory-stock putter. TSH Golf stocks the components and uses the available head, shaft, face and weight options to build the finished putter around the golfer.
Review the Bang customized-putter information supplied with the product.
Tell us about your current putter, your setup, your preferred feel, and what you want to improve. From there we can work through handedness, shaft geometry, lie angle, offset, length, head weight and face feel.