Putters

It's certainly not the prettiest piece of kit around, but if you like soft inserts, you'll likely love the Never Compromise Sub 30 Type 50.

The new Odyssey Versa putter line accentuates the face angle at address, and highlights the face angle throughout the stroke. Versa #7 has a modified mallet with weighted alignment wings, a double-bend shaft and full-shaft offset.

The MP A-Series putters combine a lush black IP finish, with bevelled white top edge to make their classic shapes easier to align.

A plumbers neck, the Iconic Z compliments hard 90-degree edges with a paralleled topline. The tail of this blade offers a pure sightline for golfers that need to see the perpendicular ‘T’.  

TaylorMade Daddy Long Legs is a ‘counterbalanced’ putter that is engineered with a heavier weight at the grip-end to increase the MOI of the putter and promote a consistent ‘on path’ stroke.

Odyssey have been one of the leading putter brands in the world in the last few years, creating some truely wonderful clubs and the Odyssey Versa is no different. Versa #9 Black has a toe-weighted, heel-shafted, flanged blade with a long hosel and half-shaft offset.

The Cleveland Classic HB 1 oozes class from the moment you clasp hands on its new and improved Winn grip.

The Callie is a moderate toe-down, traditional blade style putter made of 304 stainless steel. It offers a single sightline in the back cavity for alignment. Callie has been one of the most popular Yes! models for years.

Scottsdale TR putters are named for the true roll they provide as the result of PING’s innovative new variable-depth-groove technology.  The grooves are deepest in the centre and get gradually shallower toward the perimeter to equalise ball speeds for exceptional distance co

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If you’re struggling with alignment on the greens, you might want to get your hands on the PING Nome.

The shape is proven. Sleek and low-slung with mechanical lines that appeal to the putting surgeon, wield a Newport 2 and you’re in Tour-company. Many of the world’s best players depend on this design for their livelihood, and it’s no wonder. The proof is in the details.

Golf club design legend Karsten Solheim first sketched his ideas for a PING Anser putter on a 78 RPM record sleeve back in 1966. Also Read: Best Golf Putters

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A straight-shafted putter appeals to the purist. Zero offset with a shaft that disappears at address, giving unfettered visual access to that single object that matters most, your golf ball nestled close to the putter's face. Scotty shaved millimeters off the milled spud so your topline view is completely unencumbered by neck or shaft. It's that putter-making experience again, giving the player everything he needs to play. With contours echoed in other Newport 2-style heads, the crisp Select Newport 2.6 outline breeds fearlessness.