Putters

TaylorMade Ghost Spider Si is a high MOI counterbalanced putter that is one of the most consistent and forgiving putters the company has introduced.

The Mizuno MP A306 putter is a top-quality flatstick with one of the best feels on the market.

Not the best looking putter and a little hot off the face for my liking. While I wasn't enamoured with the performance, i was holing a lot of putts which was promising.

A solid putter that will appeal to the mass market. It looks great, has a decent feel and offers consistent performance across a range of short and long putts. Worth taking a look at.

A top-quality putter with a fantastic feel but you'll have to pay for the privilege

This is a well-balanced putter which offers a huge amount of forgiveness

If you need help aligning your putts and you want a balanced putter, look no further

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Yes! indeed! The new i4-Tech range features the Callie and Rachel blade models and a mallet design named Stephanie. But like the good man I am, I chose to remain loyal to young Callie (I currently have the white Yes! Callie 12 in the bag).

The Ping Karsten 1959 Anser 2 is an underrated putter that offers superb feel and consistency at a great price.

TaylorMade Ghost Tour DA-62 is equipped with a face insert made from a lightweight aluminium alloy. On first look, I received more of a metallic-like feel of the face than I was expecting but true, consistent roll. 

With the Versa Series, Odyssey decided to use the entire head of the putter as an alignment aid rather thin lines or dots. The black and white head may take a while to get used to but once you’ve cracked it lining up putts becomes a doddle.

Odyssey seem to have taken inspiration from French fashion and have gone for an all-black appearance with the Odyssey Protype Black #2 putter. The company know how to make an attractive blade as they have shown with their previous blades.

This is one of the most attractive putters on the market. From the top it looks like a classic blade, but the modifications bring this putter into 2013. The matt black finish reduces glare and makes the white alignment aid stand out as well as the white Odyssey logo on the back of the putter.

The Method 001 is a fantastic looking putter from a brand who are all too aware of the importance of appearance. It has the look of a traditional blade but has more rounded edges when compared to other leading blades which gives it a boxier look.

Individually engineering masterpieces, the MP Series putters are designed to generate a solid, soft feel and purest of rolls. Starting with a single 1025E Pure Select mild carbon steel billet - before being Grain Flow Forged into the final putter shape. The near finished head is then CNC Milled to ensure exact alignment and a flawless profile at address. A precise CNC Milling process allows the face thickness to be reduced to just 3.5mm for a pure, yet responsive feel. A consistent roll is enabled through application of a further milling to layer meticulously tour researched score-lines. In three compact, classic shapes, the MP Series Putters are finished in a glare-reducing soft satin chrome.

The new Odyssey Metal X 2-ball putter is all about consistent, true roll, on top of terrific feedback and feel - something we're very much now accustomed to with this brand of putter.

A little unusual looking on first inspection, to say the least, but once getting in the zone this putter ticks all the right boxes.

TaylorMade Ghost Tour MA-81 instantly appealed to my eye when placing clubhead behind the ball.

The TaylorMade White Smoke putter uses traditional styling, with modern tour-proven face and state of the art face technology that have been designed to be easy to aim and be more consistent. A stunning putter from TaylorMade.