In need of a putter upgrade this season? Look no further.
When it comes to putters, there are a variety of different shapes and sizes to choose from. But, more often than not, it is a mallet putter most club golfers tend to go with.
A golfer’s choice of putter is very personal. With the technology in the golfing world ever evolving, 2026 showcases some amazing technology and designs in the mallet putter department.
On the whole, mallet putters are designed to have a larger profile and more forgiveness than a blade offering.
It’s for these reasons, and their better alignment, that if you are struggling on the greens, turning to a mallet putter may be a good idea.
So, to simplify things we have created awards for the mallet putters for 2026 and what we thought of them. Here they are…
Award Winners
- NCG Top Pick
- Best Blade to Mallet Transition
- Best zero torque
- Best on Tour
- Best face insert feel
- Best for Straight Strokes
- Most consistent roll
- Best compact mallet
- Most adjustable
- Best milled feel
- Most stable
- Best for Beginners
- Best sound
- Most nostalgic
- Best value for money
- Most surprising
- Best budget
- Best looking
- Best all rounder
- Most forgiving
- Best firm feel
- Best oversized head
- Best shape
- Best alignment aid
- Best zero torque on a budget
- Best premium
- Best for pace control
NCG Top Pick
TaylorMade Spider Tour Torched Putters
Both the Spider Tour X and F sit great behind the ball. The Tour X offers a larger alignment aid that really helps to frame the ball at address. Whereas the Tour F has a simple single line that in white helps to contrast against the torched finish. Both I found it be very appealing to look at over the ball.
In comparison to other mallet putters, both models felt quite light. Yet this didn’t impact their stability throughout the stroke.
Overall, I really enjoyed using both models and importantly holed plenty of putts with each!
PROS
- Torched colourway is stunning
- Nice variation of alignment aid, True Path or Single Sight Line
- Nice soft feel off the face
CONS
- None
- RELATED: Read our full TaylorMade Spider Torched putter review here.
RRP: £299 / $349.99
More information: TaylorMade
Best Blade to Mallet Transition
TaylorMade Spider X Proto Small Slant Putter
Unlike most mallets, the Spider X Proto Short Slant was engineered to replicate the feel and swing characteristics of a blade putter. This unique concept stems from Scheffler’s desire to gain the alignment and forgiveness benefits of a mallet, without sacrificing the familiar feel of a blade. The solution? A forward centre of gravity and a specially milled face, there is no Pure Roll insert here.
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Overall, if you are a blade user considering swapping to a mallet, or simply wanting the best of both worlds, then the TaylorMade Spider X Proto Short Slant really is a good option. It’s tour-inspired, beautifully balanced, and undeniably one of the most visually striking putters available today.
There is just one problem, the matter of getting your hands on one. They are like gold dust and it’s not hard to see why.
PROS
- Perfect for blade-to-mallet transitioners
- Excellent feel
- Impressive short-putt stability and forgiveness
CONS
- Good luck trying to get your hands on one!
- RELATED: Read our full review of the TaylorMade Spider X Proto Small Slant Putter here.
Available: Now
RRP: £399
More information: TaylorMade website
Best Zero Torque
TaylorMade Spider 5K-ZT Putter
During my testing, I found that one of the most notable traits of the Spider 5K-ZT is how stable the face feels during the stroke. Coming from a blade putter, I was struck by how little the face wants to twist open or shut during the swing, which is exactly what this category aims to address.
Compared to competitors, particularly LAB’s softer-feeling models, the Spider ZT delivers a more substantial and somewhat reliable feedback upon impact. For golfers who struggle with distance control, this firmer feel may prove advantageous.
If you struggle with short putts or inconsistent face rotation, the Spider ZT could be a game-changer. Its blend of high-tech stability and familiar design make it a standout in the zero torque category. Alternatively, if you’re already putting well with your current flatstick, there’s no urgent reason to switch. As always with putters, feel and personal preference reign supreme.
That said, I do think this is arguably the most compelling zero torque putter I have tested that is available on the market right now. With its ideal combination of performance, alignment help, and tour-proven tech, it’s the best place to start.
PROS
- Classic Spider putter shaping
- Crisp feel
- Excellent stability
CONS
- None
- RELATED: Read our full TaylorMade Spider 5K-ZT Putter review here.
Best on Tour
TaylorMade Spider Tour X putter
The new tech in the Spider series is the steel wire frame construction, which has allowed the engineers to precisely locate the centre of gravity in places to give the golfer the best roll. It also has a new Hybrar echo dampner behind the face to improve feel. This is the same material used in the Stealth and Stealth HD irons that removes unwanted vibrations on poor hits.
It is nice when brands keep in technology that works, and that’s what they’ve done with the Pure Roll insert that rose to fame with the original Spider X putter. Moulded from a Surlyn material, it delivers the Spider feel we all recognise, with grooves that are angled 45° downward to help impart better topspin and an end-over-end roll.
I really enjoyed the feel of the putter on impact, it is a lot softer than the TP reserve putter I am using that doesn’t have a face insert, and it also has a good sound too. In testing I was quickly able to get used to the softer launch speed and control distance nicely. The Spider Tour X is so stable on misstrikes so you do generally get good distance regardless of contact point, which is the help we all need.
PROS
- Used by loads of top players
- Very forgiving
- Great sound
- Soft feel off the face
CONS
- Stock models only available with SuperStroke grip (other grips available in customs)
- RELATED: Read our full TaylorMade Spider Tour X putter review
Best Face Insert Feel
Odyssey Ai-DUAL Jailbird Mini ½ Ball Putter
The Ai-DUAL Jailbird Mini ½ Ball Putter is one of many putters released by Odyssey for 2026. The half ball design aims to frames the ball, helping with alignment as well as centring your putts – which it absolutely does!
Off the face, the sound is very soft and quiet.
The AI-DUAL Insert uses artificial intelligence to combine a soft outer layer with a firmer inner layer, delivering consistent ball speed across the face.
It’s covered by the new, deeper FRD Groove, designed to improve forward roll up and down the face, with a noticeably pronounced texture.
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PROS
- Great alignment tool
- Soft and quiet off the face
- Feels/rolls nice
CONS
- None
- RELATED: Read our full Odyssey Ai-DUAL Jailbird Mini ½ Ball Putter here.
RRP: £299 / $349.99
Shaft lengths: 33″,34″,35″
Loft: 3°
More information: Callaway UK / Callaway US
Best for Straight Strokes
Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot #7 Putter
This is a very good putter. It’s as simple as that really. I think even the most sternest zero-torque deniers might be converted by this one. Odyssey has managed to blend traditional aesthetics with cutting-edge performance in a way that delivers a premium feel.
If you’re already a fan of the #7 shape, or if you’ve been looking for a putter that combines alignment confidence, exceptional roll, and consistent feel, the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot #7 should be right at the top of your testing list.
PROS
- Exceptionally stable and forgiving
- Excellent feel and roll consistency
- Premium finish
CONS
- The red design might not suit everyone’s eye
- RELATED: Read our full review of the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot #7 Putter here.
RRP: £469 / $549.99
More information: Callaway UK / Callaway US
Most Consistent Roll
Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Jailbird Putter
The Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Jailbird isn’t just another iteration — it’s a refinement that makes zero-torque putting accessible to everyone. It looks right, feels right, and performs beautifully.
If you’ve ever been tempted by face-balanced or torque-free designs but couldn’t live with the odd looks, this is the one that will finally win you over.
I do think you may see this used quite heavily on tour next season and it is certainly Odyssey’s best Square to Square Jailbird yet.
PROS
- Features a traditional, confidence-inspiring look
- Consistent roll and pace control across the putter face
- Premium feel
CONS
- The heavier head may not be the best fit for golfers who prefer a more delicate touch on the greens
- RELATED: Read our full review of the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Jailbird Putter here.
RRP: £469 / $549.99
More information: Callaway UK / Callaway US
Best Compact Shaping
Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Rossie Putter
Odyssey have doubled down on the success of their Square-to-Square line with the new Tri-Hot Rossie. It is a zero-torque putter that looks, feels, and performs like a true tour-quality product. In a market dominated by LAB Golf, Odyssey’s design team has created something for players who love the stability of zero torque but don’t want to sacrifice traditional looks or feel. Spoiler… its very good.
PROS
- Exceptional feel and distance control
- Premium design
- Excellent alignment aid
CONS
- Slightly unconventional feel for golfers coming straight from a blade
- RELATED: Read our full review of the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Rossie Putter here.
RRP: £469 / $549.99
More information: Callaway UK / Callaway US
Most Adjustable
Sausage Golf Boudin Noir Putter
This might to be the most adaptable putter on the market. Using the screws at the base of the head you can move the shaft around to create a face balance, toe hang or zero torque putter.
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Whilst this is an interesting concept, making the moves isn’t a quick process nor does it come at a friendly price.
It’s great for players that regularly get the itch to switch putter style.
PROS
- Very versatile
- Great for left or right handed players
- Sits nice behind the ball
CONS
- Fiddly to unscrew/change shaft position
- Premium price
- RELATED: Read our full Sausage Golf Boudin Noir Putter review here.
RRP: $519
More information: Sausage Golf
Best Milled Feel
Mizuno M.Craft Tokyo Putter
It should be no surprise that the Tokyo offers easy alignment, stability and distance control because that’s what this style of putter offers.
Specifically, for me, alignment was so easy to achieve that I think this putter requires consideration if you are in the market for a mallet/fang putter.
It is not as high-profile as offerings from Odyssey and Scotty Cameron but it is well-constructed and competitively priced so I’d give it a look.
PROS
- Easy alignment.
- Pure milled head.
- Forgiving.
CONS
- No LH option.
- RELATED: Read our full Mizuno M.Craft Tokyo Putter review here.
RRP: £299 / $299
Shaft lengths: 34″ or 35″
Grip: Lamkin Deep Etched Grey Cord
Models: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Nagoya.
More information: Mizuno website
Most Stable
IB Sweet Spot Quaternion Golf Putter
You certainly won’t mistake this for a traditional blade. The Quaternion’s cylindrical, space-age look stands out immediately. It’s symmetrical front-to-back and left-to-right, a design that allows it to be used by both right- and left-handed golfers. While that might sound like a novelty, it stems from a serious engineering aim which is to achieve total balance and zero torque through impact.
The sound and feel at impact on the golf ball are excellent. You are met with a crisp, sort of popping sound that feels both solid and responsive. The graphite shaft dampens harsh vibrations without feeling dead. It offers pleasing feedback on well-struck putts.
Overall, I certainly acknowledge the IB Putter Sweet Spot Quaternion won’t be everyone’s cup of tea aesthetically. But as a piece of engineering, it’s exceptional. It’s beautifully made, easy to align, and promotes an incredibly stable stroke.
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PROS
- Outstanding stability and balance
- Excellent alignment and feedback
- Premium grip and shaft quality
CONS
- Visually it won’t be to everyone’s cup of tea
- RELATED: Read our full IB Sweet Spot Quaternion Golf Putter review here.
RRP: £349.00
More information: American Golf Website
Best for Beginners
Rife Black Edition 007 Putter
I think it brings together striking aesthetics, practical technology, and real-world forgiveness in a way that punches well above its weight.
On the greens, it became clear to me that the Rife 007 Black Edition is a performer. My short putts felt incredibly stable, with the high contrast alignment helping greatly under pressure. On longer efforts, the soft face requires a bit of adjustment to get the speed dialed in, but the forgiveness offered by the higher MOI is tangible.
Miss-hits, which are unfortunately inevitable for most of us club golfers, still provide consistent performance. I found the distance control to be impressively forgiving, and once I adapted to the soft feel, lag putting was great.
PROS
- Fantastic value for money
- Soft face feel offers control on delicate putts
- Matte black finish enhances alignment and reduces glare
CONS
- Standard grip feels a little cheap compared to the rest of the build
- RELATED: Read our full Rife Black Edition 007 Putter review here.
Best Sound
Ping Scottsdale TEC Ketsch Putter
Ping has just launched their new Scottsdale Tec putter range. This collection reimagines some of their most popular designs and shapes. And, they’re already being used by Tony Finau, Viktor Hovland and Billy Horsel.
The Ketsch Onset putter has a long alignment line, teamed with a dot focal point. This is Ping’s Eye-Q technology and is designed to quieten golfers’ eyes over the ball – giving a stable fixation point. A one piece PEBAX face insert offers a soft feel off the face and a quiet sound.
PROS
- Strong alignment system
- Looks great
- Forgiving
- Good distance control
CONS
- Soft face insert won’t be for everyone
- RELATED: Read our full Ping Scottsdale TEC Ketsch Putter review here.
Most Nostalgic
Ping Scottsdale Craz-E Putter
Beneath the striking visuals lies the full-face PEBAX face insert, a soft yet consistent technology that ensures consistent performance across face. During my testing I found, whether the strike is out of the heel or the toe, the distance control remained impressive. This was particularly useful for longer putts where off-centre hits are more common.
Where the Scottsdale Craz-E truly excels is forgiveness. With its high MOI, moment of inertia, design, I found it remains stable through impact, preserving line and pace even on mishits. During testing, this proved especially effective on longer putts, where mis-strikes didn’t result in the usual drop-off in performance.
All in all, the Ping Scottsdale Craz-E Putter isn’t the cheapest on the market, but it offers excellent value for the performance and heritage it brings. For golfers who fondly remember the original Craz-E, this updated version is a welcome return. For newcomers, it’s a fantastic opportunity to see what all the fuss is about.
PROS
- Very forgiving across the face
- Soft yet consistent roll
- Retro design looks amazing
CONS
- Bulkier profile may not suit blade purists
- RELATED: Read our full Ping Scottsdale Craz-E Putter review here.
Best Value for Money
Wilson Infinite Bucktown Putter
This is an exceptional mallet putter. The milled face feels glorious when struck. It is well-weighted and the oversized grip feels great in the hands. If you are at all struggling with your putting, it is madness not to give this a roll.
The first thing you notice when putting it in the hands is the flat-sided grip. It is very large. That is a good thing, though. Being a left hander, who plays golf right-handed, my dominant hand tends to take over with indifferent results.
With its fang shape, the Bucktown is distinctive but not off-putting down at address. The alignment aids are a massive plus – there are three very clear sightlines (painted white against the black head to stand out) that leave no doubt where you are pointing.
That gave me quite a lot of confidence and on the occasions I was erring I could quickly reset before making an off-line stroke.
The milled face is exceptional. The ball feels a touch firm off the surface but that is an adjustment quickly made. I’d also say it’s not necessarily as forgiving to major mishits. If you hit this off the bottom grooves you’ll notice a big difference compared with putters that use descending loft technology.
PROS
- Milled face is the match of any putter in the field
- Beautifully balanced and easy to roll
- Exceptional grip promotes stability
CONS
- Off-centre strikes may not always be the most forgiving
- RELATED: Read our full Wilson Infinite Bucktown Putter review here.
Most Surprising
Zebra Milled Series 001 Putter
The first time I took the 001 out on my home course, where I know the greens well, I putted extremely well, holing a number of 5-15 foot putts and leaving everything else a tap-in distance away.
I quite liked the crisp feel offered by the carbon steel head (with no insert). Being a mallet shape, there was more forgiveness than from my usual blade putter. I found distance control and alignment to be very straightforward. I was also happy with the standard 2x10gm weight option in the head. I was so excited that I put the 001 in my bag for a trip to the Lisbon area for 4 rounds of golf just to sharpen my game for the season ahead.
PROS
- Premium look.
- Helpful alignment lines.
- Choice of weights.
CONS
- Crisp feel not for all.
- RELATED: Read our full Zebra Milled Series 001 Putter review here.
Best Budget
Ram FX-05 CNC Milled Mallet Putter
I thought the CNC milling on the face is particularly impressive for a putter in this price range. CNC, Computer Numerical Control, milling is a precision process typically reserved for premium putters, so its inclusion here is a testament to Ram’s dedication to quality. This commitment to craftsmanship is evident even at the first time of taking a look at it.
On the greens, I found the FX-05 showcases its strengths in the shorter putts. During my testing, it excelled at sinking short putts, with the alignment line aiding greatly in setup and stroke confidence.
Overall, I think the Ram FX-05 CNC Milled Mallet Putter is an impressive addition to the budget putter category. Its sleek design, quality milling, and dependable performance make it a standout for those seeking value without compromise. While it may take a little getting used to, particularly with its closed resting position and lighter head, the payoff is well worth it. For beginners and budget-conscious golfers, this is a mallet putter that more than punches above its weight.
PROS
- Perfect for beginners
- Great consistency on the greens
- Exceptional value for money
CONS
- Slightly closed face at address may require adjustment
- RELATED: Read our full Ram FX-05 CNC Milled Mallet Putter review here.
Best Looking
PXG Hot Rod ZT Putter
There’s no doubt the PXG Hot Rod Zero Torque putter delivers exactly what modern golfers are looking for. It is forgiving, consistent and stable.
Its zero torque design keeps the face square with minimal effort, while the high-MOI head and adjustable weighting really do help to install more confidence at address.
PROS
- Feels soft off the face
- Extremely stable
- Forgiving
CONS
- Large head won’t be for everyone
- Premium price
- RELATED: Read our full PXG Hot Rod ZT Putter review here.
Best All Rounder
PXG Bat Attack ZT Putter
PXG’s take on a zero torque putter does come with a twist. Unlike some zero-torque designs that use an exaggerated offset or centre-shafted hosel, PXG has opted for a bent hosel that enters the heel in a more traditional manner. As a result the face that sits noticeably ahead of the shaft, something that takes a little getting used to, but does improve the stability.
I thought where the Bat Attack ZT really shone was its feel. PXG has incorporated its refined pyramid face pattern, which promotes a consistent ball speed and a pleasing, soft sound. It’s not too soft or too firm; instead, it strikes a rare balance that feels both high-end and reliable.
Overall, I think the PXG Bat Attack ZT is a standout performer in the zero-torque category. Its classic shape, innovative design, and exceptional feel make it a really good option for all club golfers. While I have my doubts over the grip, the overall package is undeniably of high quality.
PROS
- Excellent feel off the face
- Impressive stability on short and long putts
- Premium build quality
CONS
- Grip quality
- RELATED: Read our full review of the PXG Bat Attack ZT putter here.
Available: Now
RRP: £429.00 / $449.99
More information: Major Golf Direct / PXG
Most Forgiving
SeeMore Mini Giant HTX Putter
The SeeMore Mini Giant HTX Putter is a standout option for golfers seeking consistency in alignment and short-putt accuracy. Its innovative RifleScope Technology simplifies the setup process and promotes a square face through impact. While it may struggle slightly with ball speed on long putts, its overall performance and feedback make it a compelling choice for those looking to refine their short game.
Its sleek black finish and copper-weighted fangs give it a unique aesthetic that feels both modern and classic. Picking it up, the balance is apparent, and it sits squarely behind the ball, promoting confidence before even making a stroke.
During testing, I found the Mini Giant HTX particularly impressed on short putts. The RST alignment system made it incredibly easy for me to set up confidently over the ball, which I definitely think helped deliver consistent accuracy from three to eight feet.
PROS
- Forgiving on off-centre strikes
- Smooth, true roll with satisfying feedback
- Excellent alignment system
CONS
- Slight ball speed drop-off on toe strikes
- RELATED: Read our full SeeMore Mini Giant HTX Putter review here.
Best Firmer Feel
L.A.B. Golf OZ.1 Putter
One of L.A.B.’s calling cards is unparalleled customisation. From grip types and shaft leans to color schemes and face insert options, the OZ.1 is a custom fitter’s dream. You can opt for a vertical shaft, putting your hands behind the face, or a forward lean for a more traditional setup. During my testing, the forward lean felt more intuitive, aiding alignment and consistency on short putts.
True to L.A.B.’s mission, the OZ.1 is torque-free. This Lie Angle Balance design means the putter face resists twisting through the stroke, especially on short putts, delivering unmatched stability and forgiveness.
While the OZ.1 isn’t cheap, it’s hard to argue with the value it brings. You’re not just paying for a putter but you’re buying into one of the most technologically advanced clubs on the market. And it’s no gimmick. For those struggling with consistency on the greens, this is a really great option.
PROS
- Unmatched face stability
- Strong distance control and feedback
- Ideal for short putts and under-pressure scenarios
- Modern shape with traditional appeal
CONS
- Premium price tag
- Very different from classic blades which may not be for everyone
- RELATED: Read our full L.A.B. Golf OZ.1 Putter review here.
Best Oversized Head
L.A.B. Direct Force 2.1 Putter
A forward press with your putter controls loft and the way the ball launches and rolls. What I really like about this putter is that it’s already pre-set and it feels very natural. I don’t feel like I’m forward pressing and so I can focus on alignment.
The large, oversized head is designed to have high MOI, so toe and heel strikes aren’t going to affect the direction all that much.
The feel of the face feels very soft which is something I prefer. I really like the feel and the way the putter rolls the ball. It instantly feels well balanced.
My pace control is exceptional with the LAB Direct Force 2.1 – really helping with long putts. I feel like it is really easy to control my start line and with these benefits I just don’t see how it can’t make me a better putter.
PROS
- Very forgiving
- All-black design is smart
- Helps with distance control
CONS
- Style might not be to everyone’s taste
- RELATED: Read our full L.A.B. LAB Direct Force 2.1 Putter review here.
Best Shape
Toulon Alcatraz Mini H1 Putter
Toulon has done a remarkable job in creating a mini mallet that successfully bridges the gap between blade and mallet designs. Its whole design works well in delivering plenty of forgiveness without feeling overly bulky at address. The deep diamond milled face provides a soft yet responsive feel, while the alignment line and stable head make it particularly effective on short putts.
It won’t come cheap, and that’s a light way of putting it, but the Alcatraz Mini H1 is worth the price tag.
PROS
- Confidence-inspiring shape
- Extremely forgiving
- Soft and responsive feel
CONS
- It will cost you a pretty penny
- RELATED: Read our full Toulon Alcatraz Mini H1 review here.
Best Alignment Aid
Cobra 3DP Tour Putter
Cobra is back with their updated 3DP Tour putters. The winged mallet Agera, offers a bold alignment aid that sits great behind the ball. Whereas the Grandsport 35 is a large wide blade, that combines traditional looks with a more confidence inspiring look.
There has been a lot of well thought out tech upgrades with this launch. LA GOLF™’s patented Descending Loft Technology™ is one. It utilises four different lofts across the face to optimise launch at impact. This ultimately delivered a consistent launch angle and a repeatable true roll.
PROS
- Great alignment tools
- Looks great
- Very customisable
CONS
- None
- RELATED: Read our full Cobra 3DP Tour review here.
Best Zero Torque on a budget
Wilson Zero Torque Infinite Putters
Wilson has made a great debut to the world of zero torque with these two putters.
Initially to look down at the heads seem small but compared to a Spider putter there’s not much size difference.
Off the face a soft feel and quiet sound is produced with a solid and consistent roll.
These are a great option for any players wanting to enter the world of zero talk – but without the hefty price tag.
PROS
- Great price point
- Nice shapings
- Feels nice off the face
CONS
- Not the greatest of alignment aids
- Head cover could be better
RRP: £229 / $199.99
More information: Wilson Golf
- RELATED: Read our full Wilson Zero Torque Infinite putters review here.
Best Premium
Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback OC
The Studio Style Fastback OC is Scotty Cameron’s answer to the low-torque movement and I do think it is one of the best yet.
It delivers the stability golfers expect from modern designs, without losing the timeless feel and feedback that all golfers have come to love from the Scotty putters for what seems like an eternity now.
PROS
- Exceptional feel
- Consistent pace off the face
- Classic Scotty Cameron design
CONS
- Premium price
RRP: £499 / $549
More information: Titleist Website UK / Titleist Website US
- RELATED: Read our full Scotty Cameron Studio Style Fastback OC putter review here.
Best For Pace Control
Scotty Cameron Phantom 11R OC
The Scotty Cameron Phantom 11R OC marks the brand’s move into the world of low-torque putters.
This is a market that has been dominated by LAB and Odyssey in recent years. But true to form, Scotty Cameron has entered the conversation emphatically. The result is a putter that maintains the brand’s luxurious craftsmanship while delivering modern stability.
PROS
- Excellent pace control
- A more natural set-up than other zero-torque putters
- Has that Scotty Cameron feel
CONS
- It won’t suit every golfer
RRP: £499 / $549
More information: Titleist Website UK / Titleist Website US
- RELATED: Read our full Scotty Cameron Phantom 11R OC Putter review here.
Best Mallet Putters 2026
There is no right or wrong option when it comes to choosing a putter. Some people like how mallets look and how that extra weight in the head offers a touch more forgiveness. Others love the sleek design a blade offers and how you can often feel the ball off of the face a little better.
A putter is entirely personal choice so don’t be afraid to experiment and find the putter that could help you have your best golfing season so far.
2026 offers some great new mallet putter packed with technology to help you on the greens.
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