Putters

Putters for every player

The putt is often the difference between a good round and an average one. On the green it's not power that counts, but control and feel: a putter that suits your stroke gives you confidence over every line. Below we explain the main types of putter, so you know exactly which model fits you.

The different types of putter

Putters differ mainly in head shape and balance. These two decide which model suits your putting stroke:

• Blade putters – compact and classic, ideal for a slightly arced putting stroke.
• Mallet putters – larger and more forgiving, with more stability and alignment help on a straighter stroke.
• Face-balanced putters – keep the face square, comfortable for a straight-back-straight-through stroke.
• Toe-hang putters – let the toe hang, suiting a natural arc in your stroke.

Which putter suits you?

Look at the length (matched to your height and posture), the weight and the balance. If you stand more upright, a longer putter fits; if you bend further forward, a shorter one. More important than the brand is that the putter feels good and makes you confident over your line. Unsure about your full set? Explore the other individual golf clubs or head back to all golf clubs.

Putters from top brands

Our range features putters from renowned brands, from classic blades to modern mallets with sight lines:

• Scotty Cameron – premium blades and mallets, the flagship of Titleist.
• Odyssey – known for insert technology and distinctive mallet models.
• TaylorMade – including the popular Spider line with plenty of alignment help.
• Ping – the classic Anser shape and versatile, stable models.
• Wilson – accessible putters with pleasant value for money.

Putter accessories and practice

Get more from your putter with the right accessories. Replace or upgrade your grip with a new putter grip, protect the head with a headcover and sharpen your putts at home on a putting mat. Looking for an affordable model? In the golf clubs sale you'll regularly find reduced putters from well-known brands.

Frequently asked questions about golf putters

What is the difference between a blade and mallet putter?

A blade putter is compact and classic, suiting a slightly arced putting stroke. A mallet putter is larger, more stable and more forgiving, with more alignment help – comfortable on a straighter stroke. The choice mainly depends on your putting technique and what gives you confidence.

Which putter suits me?

Face-balanced putters suit a straight stroke, toe-hang models an arced one. Also consider the length and weight. Most important is that the putter feels good and makes you confident over your line, so feel free to test several models.

How long should a putter be?

The right length depends on your height and your posture over the ball. If you stand more upright, a longer putter fits; if you bend further forward, a shorter one. A putter of the right length helps you strike more consistently and align better.