We tested 79 putters this year across blade, mallet and zero-torque, a combined 50,000 putts run through PuttView. Most of ...
Welcome to another edition of the Fully Equipped Mailbag, sponsored by Cleveland/Srixon Golf, an interactive GOLF.com series in which we field your hard-hitting gear questions. I watched the U.S. Open ...
Mallet putters, which protrude in a trapezoidal shape at the back of the face, have become the dominant choice on the PGA Tour. An increasing number of players are setting aside blade putters, which ...
It's hard to believe that there was once a stigma surrounding mallet putters. The thinking was that if you were a good player, you used a blade, and if you struggled on the greens, you played a mallet ...
Jacob Bridgeman was the latest PGA Tour player to win with a TaylorMade Spider mallet putter. Orlando Ramirez / Getty Images PACIFIC PALISADES, Calif. — Did you know that Rory McIlroy practices ...
When it comes to how best to improve your game on the greens, the debate over whether the blade or the mallet is a better solution seems as dubious a pursuit as deciding whether vanilla or chocolate ...
As the PGA TOUR wraps up the 2025 season, it was a year for unique winners. A total of 35 different golfers lifted a trophy throughout the year. But in a year that was difficult to predict who would ...
We’ve been here before. Over the last year, World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler has hit the ball better than anyone on this planet, chipped the ball remarkably well, yet has been among the worst putters on ...
Scottie Scheffler uses a mallet putter. Should you too? This week’s tournament, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, is the one-year anniversary of when Scheffler made the switch to a TaylorMade Spider ...
We’ve got a winner for golf’s Comeback of the Year in 2023. It’s the Ram Zebra putter. The Zebra putter was born in the mid-1970s, used by Raymond Floyd to win the 1976 Masters, and was among the ...
Zero-torque and counterbalanced putters share some things in common, but buying the wrong one can be an expensive mistake ...
The Scottish Open champion defied golf’s mallet-putter trend, reviving the case for touch and feel over forgiveness.