Leave
The last eight feet are part of the grind
A new camber changes how a ball sits on a collar and how it leaves toward the hole. We do not “fit a putter from a height chart.” We watch the leave after the wedge you just sat.
What the add-on actually is
$55, same day as a wedge sit. A short collar strip, the ball you play, the putter already in the bag. Halina marks whether the leave is dying, jumping, or skidding because the last cut now sits the ball differently. Sometimes the answer is loft on the putter. Sometimes it is “leave the putter alone; the wedge was the liar.”
If you want a full putter session with length and grip talk, this is the wrong door. We will say that in the room.
Why it lives on a wedge menu
Because golfers walk out of a grind, miss the first eight-footer on Sunday, and blame the putter. Half the time the collar is now different under a recut 56. The leave sit exists so that argument has a sheet.