The purpose of this study was to investigate the analysis of puffing distance on different putter lofts, golf balls, green speeds, and puffing surface materials. Loft is the angle of the putter face when compared to the putting surface. The proper loft depends on the speed of the greens most frequently played. Three different materials were used as putting surfaces, and each surface was used at each of five positive angles (1、3、5、7、and 9 degrees) in this study. Analysis of results indicated that golfers who play on slower greens might benefit from putters with additional loft, while golfers who play on faster greens may benefit from decreased loft. In the golf balls test, the two piece ball (Top Flite XL) had a significantly higher level of rolling distance than the three piece ball (Titleist Tour Balata). However, in the putting surface materials test, the White Hot 2 Ball putter had a significantly higher level of rolling distance than the Titleist Studio Design 1.5 putter and the Dunlop Copper Insert puffer. There were small differences in performance for the Studio Design 1.5 putter and the Dunlop Copper Insert putter.