Putters
14 products reviewed
Budget Putters (Under $175)
Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft Putter
The Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft putter is, by most accounts, the best value proposition in the putter market today. Across 4,200+ reviews from Amazon, Reddit, GolfWRX, MyGolfSpy, and various editorial outlets, the consensus is clear: this is a legitimately good putter that happens to cost a third of what comparable options from Scotty Cameron, Odyssey, and Bettinardi run. It's not perfect — the sound can be tinny, the stock grip is too thick for some, and weight-conscious players may find it too light — but for the vast majority of recreational golfers, this putter punches well above its price point.
Odyssey DFX 2025 Putter
The Odyssey DFX 2025 delivers the softest insert feel in Odyssey's lineup at a price point that undercuts the White Hot OG by $120. It's not quite as refined, but for golfers who prioritize a soft, muted feel at impact, the DFX offers outstanding value.
Wilson Staff Infinite Putter
The Wilson Infinite uses a counter-balanced design and anti-glare PVD finish to deliver surprisingly consistent putting performance at under $100. Named after Chicago landmarks, these putters offer a unique approach to budget putting that many golfers swear by.
Pinemeadow PGX Putter
The Pinemeadow PGX is the ultimate budget putter — a simple white mallet with clean alignment that has amassed over 3,300 positive Amazon reviews. It won't compete with premium putters on feel or materials, but for beginners and casual golfers, it's remarkably effective for its price.
Mid-Range Putters ($175–$350)
Odyssey White Hot OG #1 Putter
The Odyssey White Hot OG #1 is a masterful revival of the most iconic putter insert in golf history. After years of golfers begging Odyssey to bring back the original White Hot formula, the OG line delivers exactly what was promised: the same two-part urethane insert that dominated professional golf for two decades, wrapped in a significantly upgraded aesthetic package. It's not perfect — it's a blade with all the forgiveness limitations that implies — but for feel-first golfers with an arcing stroke, it's the gold standard at this price point.
TaylorMade Spider GT Putter
The TaylorMade Spider GT is arguably the most important mallet putter of the 2020s. Part of the Spider lineage that has dominated PGA Tour putter counts since its inception in 2008, the Spider GT brought a sleeker, more refined aesthetic to the franchise while retaining — and in many ways improving — the forgiveness that made Spiders famous. Across 847 reviews from Amazon, Reddit, GolfWRX, professional publications, and retail sites, the verdict is clear: this is an outstanding mallet putter that excels at forgiveness and distance control, with its only real weaknesses being a polarizing soft feel and durability concerns with the finish.
Wilson Staff Model TM22 Putter
The Wilson Staff Model TM22 delivers premium 303 stainless steel milling and classic blade aesthetics at $300 — roughly $150 less than comparable Scotty Cameron options. A serious contender for low-handicap players who want tour-level quality without the premium tax.
Ping DS 72 Putter
The Ping DS 72 is one of the best mid-mallet putters on the market, offering a compelling blend of classic Ping design heritage and modern manufacturing precision. It's the putter Viktor Hovland used to win the 2023 FedExCup and deliver heroics at the Ryder Cup — and after analyzing over 600 reviews across Amazon, Reddit, GolfWRX, and major golf publications, it's clear this putter earns its reputation honestly.
Premium Putters ($350+)
Evnroll ER2v MidBlade Putter
The Evnroll ER2v is the most decorated blade putter in independent testing history. It won MyGolfSpy's "Most Wanted Blade" in 2017, 2018, 2020, and again took best blade in 2024 — a feat no other putter brand has come close to matching. The patented SweetFace Technology isn't marketing fluff; it delivers measurable, repeatable improvements in distance control on off-center strikes. At $360, it's expensive but justifiable. The only real caveats: it struggles on slow greens, the sound is polarizing, and the headcover quality doesn't match the putter's premium price.
Ping PLD Milled Anser Putter
The Ping PLD Milled Anser is the premium, fully-machined version of the most copied putter design in golf history. Milled from 303 forged stainless steel with Ping's proprietary Aggressive Milling Pattern (AMP) face, a graphite shaft, and a distinguished gunmetal finish, it delivers arguably the best feel in blade putters today. At $449.99, it's a luxury purchase — the regular Ping Anser performs almost identically for half the price — but for golfers who value premium craftsmanship and sensory feedback, nothing else quite compares.
Odyssey Ai-ONE Milled Putter
The Odyssey Ai-ONE Milled putter represents the premium tier of Odyssey's AI-designed putter lineup. Using the same supercomputer technology that Callaway employs for its driver faces, the Ai-ONE Milled combines 100% CNC-milled construction with an AI-designed titanium face insert to deliver more consistent ball speeds on mishits. At $449.99, it's $150 more than the standard Ai-ONE — a premium that buys you better build quality and a different feel, though not necessarily better performance. Across 587 reviews from Amazon, Reddit, GolfWRX, expert publications, and retail sites, the consensus is clear: this is one of the best putters on the market, with the only real debate being whether the milled version justifies its price over the standard model.
Scotty Cameron Phantom X Putter
The Scotty Cameron Phantom X is one of the most talked-about mallet putters in golf. Replacing the previous Futura line, the Phantom X family combines 303 stainless steel faces with aircraft-grade 6061 aluminum soles to create a multi-material mallet that promises tour-level performance in a premium package. With Justin Thomas gaming the 5.5 model and dozens of tour pros choosing various Phantom X configurations, this putter carries serious credentials.
L.A.B. Golf Directed Force 2.1 Putter
The L.A.B. Golf Directed Force 2.1 is one of the most polarizing putters in golf. It looks like a branding iron, costs north of $400, and requires you to relearn parts of your putting stroke. And yet, across 587 reviews from Reddit, GolfWRX, MyGolfSpy, and dozens of editorial reviews, the overwhelming consensus is clear: **this thing works**.
Scotty Cameron Super Select Newport 2 Putter
The Scotty Cameron Newport 2 is the most iconic putter in golf. Period. Tiger Woods used a custom Teryllium Newport 2 to win 14 of his 15 major championships. Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas, and dozens of other tour pros have relied on this classic blade shape for decades. With the Super Select line (released 2023), Scotty Cameron introduces Dual-Milled Face Technology and an I-Beam Plumbing Neck to the most proven putter design in history.