<rant>I am not a tall guy. With shoes on, I stand just a bit above 5'8". The best putter for me is a 33 inch putter. The problem is that most companies design putters to be 35 inches long and construct the head to weigh 340g. When you start cutting down the length, this throws the swing weight off and the putter head is harder to control. I understand meeting demand because most people play with a 35 inch putter and the market for a 33 inch putter is significantly smaller. This is not to say that you can't get a 33 inch putter with the correct swing weight, but the options are very limited and are usually expensive. The only OTR putter I have encountered with uniform swing weights is the Scotty Cameron putters. Some will say to add lead tape, but, to me, this is not a viable option because it will mess up the looks of the putter. I have been searching for a new putter, but the only options I see are custom orders from boutique/fine milled putter companies. This is not a huge deal, but what if I like the insert from an Odyssey putter but they don't offer it in a weight that will work for a shorter putter? To me, there is a lot that Scotty Cameron gets wrong, but he really hit on something good when he put the weights in the bottom so that one head could be used for any length. I kind of sympathize with lefties now even though my troubles finding a putter are nothing compaired to their troubles finding clubs in general.</rant>