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Best TearDrop Putters 2025 | National Club Golfer

I think the TD-1 is well worth considering for those who appreciate a classic blade look but want the modern benefits of enhanced alignment and roll performance. It is a testament to the brand’s commitment to making a successful comeback.

Pros:

Exceptional roll consistency across the face
Love the classic blade design
Soft feel

Cons:

Blade design may not suit those preferring mallet putters

RELATED: Read our full TearDrop TD-1 Putter review here.

£239.99

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RRP: £239.99 / $299.99

More information: TearDrop Website UK / TearDrop Website US

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Teardrop TD-7 Putter

I felt confident with the putter after only a few short putts. The ball seemed to roll nicely of the putter face and make a lovely sound. With how well balanced the head fells, I was able to hit the majority of the balls from the middle of the face. This meant I was also able to hit y puts on their intended line frequently. With the levels of forgiveness the putter has, it didn’t seem to matter if I hit the ball out of the middle or not, the results were similar.

Hitting your intended line with the TD-7 is also helped by Teardrop’s machined radial face design and grooved friction face.

The putter also comes with a nice thick grip and at purchase you can choose from three different varieties of SuperStroke grips or one of two Teardrop grips. I used the Tour 2.0, and it felt extremely comfortable in my hands, which I felt helped with the accuracy of my putts.

Pros:

Love the all black finish
Easy alignment
Great distance control

Cons:

None

RELATED: Read our full Teardrop TD-7 Putter here.

£239.99

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RRP: £239.99 / $299.99

More information: Teardrop website

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Best TearDrop Putters 2025

Best TearDrop putters 2025 In summary: TearDrop has a bit of something for everyone. Whether that is the blade style putter of the TearDrop TD-1 or the mallet offering of the Teardrop TD-7 Putter, all your needs are covered.

The TD-7 is equipped with all the forgiveness all club golfers need to help eradicate those pesky three putts. The NCG equipment team noted its benefit for high to mid-handicappers. On the other hand, the Teardrop TD-1 putter is the definition of a classic looking blade putter with a sleek, black finish that offers simplicity.