The chute itself
A lie stamp is a plate read, not a barn stencil.
The chute takes a sole, a painted plate, and a barge list. It does not take a number you liked on a stranger's bag.
What goes down the chute
You bring the putter that already leaked. We paint the plate, watch whether toe or heel kisses first, and write the sit on the list. Lie is the stamp after that sit, never before.
If the toe is flying, the lie is too upright for this grain. If the heel is bullying, the lie is too flat. If both happen because you lean on the handle, that is a teacher problem and the chute will say so.
What stays on the dock
- Poster angles with no paint story
- A request to "just make it 71" because an uncle said so
- A second putter you want blessed without a plate