The 11 best golf putters on the market

There’s much to consider before buying a new putter, as it’s arguably the most important club in your bag.

Choosing one that suits your stroke is the key to holing more putts and, ultimately, shooting lower scores. There are hundreds of models out there, and new putters are constantly being added to existing lines.

We look at the best golf putters on the market for 2023, of which many are one of a number in the range.

So, while you may not like a certain head shape, for example, there’s sure to be one in the line-up that suits your eye and putting stroke.

 

The Axis 1 putter is designed so that it won’t naturally open during the putting stroke.

This feature is made possible by pushing the weight forward with a heel counterweight. The CG is positioned precisely on the centre of the putter face and aligns perfectly with the axis of the shaft.

As a result, users should find their putting performance improves as it helps the stroke remain on line time after time, making it one of the best golf putters for consistency.

The hosel design may be a little unusual, but it’s a beautiful-looking putter and one Justin Rose has enjoyed great success with in the past and numerous other Tour pros.

 

TaylorMade’s Spider family is a hugely popular line of the best golf putters, and the EX will surely be another hit.

The new True Path system on the top of the head makes it easier to align, with three reflective white dots between the dual rail helping golfers to line up the ball.

As well as alignment assistance, the putter features an aluminium frame and carbon composite head that increases the MOI for a more consistent roll.

Users should find that this offers more forgiveness across the face, which is always welcome when you don’t quite deliver a centred strike.

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The King Vintage series offers the best golf putters for those golfers who favour a more traditional look.

Cobra engineers worked alongside SIK Golf and Bryson DeChambeau to design a putter face that improves ball roll. It features an aluminium insert with four descending lofts on the face to produce the most consistent roll trajectory for different putting strokes and angles of attack.

The Stingray is an oversize mallet putter, but with multiple shapes, hosels, and an adjustable weighting system, you have various options for different putting strokes. And, of course, with Cobra, you can monitor your performance thanks to the tracking system embedded in the grips.

 

There are ten models in PING’s 2023 range, comprising mallets, mid-mallets, and blades. All these models have been designed with improved forgiveness in mind. 

Each of the new PING putters has been individually designed rather than featuring a common feature that links them together. The Prime Tyne 4 is designed for players with a strong arc—its shallow-milled face feels firmer on impact and boosts shot consistency, while the twin forks improve accuracy. 

It’s also one of the best golf putters in terms of design, as it comes with a dark, stealth PVD finish which boosts its premium looks. 

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White Hot is one of the most iconic putters of all time, with the classic line proving extremely popular on Tour and with golfers of all abilities for the last two decades.

This is largely due to the insert used, providing an exceptional feel. The original White Hot formulation, feel, sound, and performance are all back in one two-part urethane insert.

Odyssey has another beautiful range, combined with a rich silver PVD finish with fine milling on the surfaces. The line-up includes the #1, #1WS, 2Ball, #5, and #7 models and the much-loved Rossie.

 

Featuring
Odyssey’s famous 2-Ball alignment, it should come as no surprise that the new
2-Ball Ten is still aimed at those players who tend to push or pull their
putts.

It
features a White Hot Microhinge face insert, which promotes immediate forward
roll for improved speed and control – so you should see the ball ‘hugging’ the
ground when you putt; in other words, less ‘skidding’.

In addition, the shaft has been made stiffer and more stable – it’s seven grams lighter than its predecessor – to aid tempo and improve consistency in the putting stroke.

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Nothing quite turns your head like a new Scotty Cameron putter.
The Newport 2 was first released in 1997, and it’s been a favourite with many of the world’s best putters.

The latest model is a fraction sleeker than the 2018 model, and with input from Tour players, it’s been made thinner to sit a touch flatter on the ground.

Meanwhile, heavier tungsten weights have been added to the heel and toe to aid stability on off-centre strikes. ‘Classic, industrial with elegance’ is how the master putter maker describes them, and it’s hard to disagree.

 

There are three mid-mallet models in the M.Craft extended line-up, and each has been CNC-milled to create the most precise shape and alignment.

This model is a slant neck-deep square back putter with moderate toe-hang, making it one of the best golf putters for players with a moderate putting arc.

Forged from premium 1025 mild carbon steel and available in three striking finishes, the M.Craft putters are certainly eye-catching.

The head has been designed for stability to promote a fluid, rhythmical putting stroke, while additional weights can be interchanged to allow the user to fine-tune the feel.

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Wilson
Staff’s Infinite putter range offers a range of different head shapes and
styles.

The main
talking point is Counterbalance Technology, which sees additional weight placed
in the grip end of the club and head; this brings the point of balance closer
to the hands, which makes it easier to control the swing and helps the stroke
to be more consistent.

In
addition, the oversized 104-gram Infinite grip works by softening the hand
action and eradicates unwanted wrist movement.

Meanwhile,
the dark anti-glare finish contributes towards a premium look, which isn’t
reflected in the competitive price.

 

Evnroll putters ooze quality, and it’s no different with the new V Series range. The ER11V is the flagship model, a high-performance mallet offering forgiveness and stability in a clean and compact look.

Evnroll’s Sweet Face Technology is behind the unique mill pattern, which delivers uniform performance across the entire hitting area.

So, the ER11V could be a game-changer for golfers who struggle with consistent roll and pace control.

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Those searching for a new blade putter would be well advised to try this beautifully handcrafted offering from Bettinardi.

Developed with input from some of the world’s best players, the Roll Control Face gives an exceptional feel and optimal audible feedback. At the same time, the asymmetrical design groove profile promotes more topspin at impact and shortens the distance the ball takes to get into a true roll with each putt.

With the Diamond Blast finish, which gives the putter its clean appearance, and a red and black paint scheme, you have one of the most aesthetically pleasing blades on the market.

 

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