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Sink every putt with the right putter for your game - Buying Guide

Golf Putters

Find the Right Golf Putter for Your Game

The right golf putter should complement your stroke, setup and preferred feel. PGA TOUR Superstore carries golf putters for every skill level and budget, including blade, mallet and zero-torque putters, with options for both left-handed golfers and right-handed golfers.

Blade, Mallet and Zero-Torque Putters

Blade putters have a compact, traditional head shape that many golfers prefer for precise feedback and control. Mallet putters have larger heads that can provide more stability, forgiveness and visible alignment features. Zero-torque and low-torque putters are designed to reduce face rotation and help keep the putter more stable throughout the stroke.

Read our guide to choosing between a blade and mallet putter or explore the complete putter buying guide for more help comparing head shapes, balance and alignment features.

Shop Top Putter Brands

Compare putters from leading golf brands, including Odyssey, TaylorMade, L.A.B. Golf, PING, Bettinardi. Consider the putter’s head shape, face material, alignment aids, balance, length and putter grip when comparing models.

Get Fit for Your Putter

Putter length, loft, lie, head weight and balance can affect how comfortably you address the ball and start putts on your intended line. Review our guide to choosing the right putter length or learn more about a professional STUDIO putter fitting. A certified fitter can evaluate your setup and stroke to help identify a putter that fits your game.

Golf Putters FAQs

Start with your stroke shape, preferred look and desired level of forgiveness. Golfers with a noticeable arc may prefer a toe-hang putter, while golfers with a straighter stroke may benefit from a face-balanced or low-torque design. A putter fitting can help confirm the best head shape, balance and specifications.
Blade putters have smaller, traditional heads and often provide more feedback. Mallet putters have larger heads with more weight around the perimeter, which can improve stability, forgiveness and alignment. Neither style is best for every golfer, so choose the design that fits your stroke and inspires confidence at address.
The correct putter length allows you to address the ball comfortably with your arms hanging naturally and your eyes positioned near the target line. Height is a useful starting point, but posture, arm length and setup also matter. Putters commonly range from approximately 33 to 35 inches, although other lengths are available.
Many beginners benefit from a forgiving mallet putter with a clear alignment aid, but comfort and confidence are more important than head shape alone. Look for a putter that feels stable, is easy to aim and fits your natural setup. Beginners should also compare options across different price points rather than assuming the most expensive putter is the best fit.
A putter fitting can be valuable if you struggle with alignment, distance control or consistency. A fitter evaluates factors such as your stroke path, face rotation, setup and impact to recommend the appropriate length, loft, lie, head design and balance. You can book a club fitting at any participating PGA TOUR Superstore location.