SeeMore Putters

SeeMore Putters is a specialized golf equipment brand best known for its patented RifleScope Technology (RST). This alignment system, often referred to as "hiding the red dot," allows golfers to ensure their putter face is perfectly square to the target line. The brand rose to international fame in 1999 when Payne Stewart used a SeeMore FGP blade to win the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, followed by Zach Johnson’s major victories at the 2007 Masters and 2015 Open Championship.

Originally founded in 1997 by Jim Weeks in California, the company underwent a significant transition in 2006. It was acquired and revitalized by golf industry veterans Jim Grundberg and Jason Pouliot, who previously held leadership roles at Odyssey Golf. Under their management, the company relocated its headquarters to Tennessee.

Manufacturing of SeeMore putters is primarily focused in the United States. While specialized components like 100% milled heads have historically been machined in California, the final assembly, custom fitting, and finishing work are conducted at the company’s facility in Franklin, Tennessee. Today, the brand remains a privately owned, boutique manufacturer competing with major global golf brands by focusing on precision alignment and custom-built performance.