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Grayson Arellano, Axis1 Golf | Episode No. 484

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Axis 1 says Grayson's putts per 18 dropped from 34-33 to 28.5.

1. The Wednesday Match Play Podcast with Eden Mill St Andrews centers on Grayson Arellano and Axis 1 Golf putters. 2. Ricky Potts hosts the episode, and Grayson Arellano speaks as the Axis 1 representative explaining the brand’s products. 3. The episode asks whether Axis 1’s zero-torque design can make putting simpler, more repeatable, and easier to fit. 4. Grayson says Axis 1 has been around since about 2011 and calls it the first zero-torque putter. 5. He explains that the putter’s center of gravity sits in the sweet spot with 50% of the mass on each side. 6. He says the shaft bend and heel counterweight point directly at the sweet spot and keep the putter square. 7. Grayson defines zero-torque as the elimination of twisting or rotational forces during the stroke. 8. He says traditional putters can open or close the face, while Axis 1 is meant to stay balanced and square. 9. He says that balance is intended to improve accuracy, control, and consistency at impact. 10. Grayson says his own putting improved after he started tracking putts per round and watching the numbers move. 11. He says his average putts per 18 holes changed from about 34 or 33 to about 28.5. 12. He argues that the biggest gains show up from 10 feet and in, where short putts decide scores. 13. Grayson compares the Tour series, the Shadow Series, the 2.0 line, and the Elite line. 14. He says the Tour model is 100% milled metal and starts at $349. 15. He says the T-M Elite is hollow, plasma welded, and starts at $629. 16. He says the Justin Rose model, the 2.0 line, and the Shadow Series use different metal, 3D printed, and polymer construction choices. 17. The tone stays technical but conversational, with repeated comparisons to feel, balance, and fit. 18. Grayson also uses personal golf stories, including a 9-under 61 with a bogey at Woodhaven Country Club and fast greens at Shooting Star in Jackson Hole. 19. Listeners who like gear talk, putting stats, and club fitting will get the most from this episode. 20. Listeners wanting swing tips, tour gossip, or broad golf chat may skip it.

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