The 10 Best Putters For Golfers in 2020

There are five different White Hot 2.0 models for the golfer to choose from, with the blade putters being the most popular among players. But if you love mallet putters, don’t worry because Odyssey has you covered with two very well made models worth checking out.

From the dazzling insert that keeps the ball rolling along the target line to the forgiveness on off-center strikes, the White Hot Pro 2.0 is an astonishing putter worth your consideration.

The best features of the Harmonized include the easy alignment design behind the center of the club face and the vertical seam grip that helps the golfer’s feel when holding the club.

Best suited for inexperienced golfers, the mallet does have a softer insert along the face than most budget putters for a reliable roll.

Affordably priced, the Wilson Harmonized won’t turn many heads on the course and is admittedly, not very flashy, but performs reasonably well.

Legal for tournaments, the wide sole of the S7K allows the club to stand without help. For high handicappers wanting to improve, the S7K offers a valuable gimmick that can actually help their scores.

With a finely milled face that promotes soft feel and true roll, the S7K rises above its most noticeable feature to perform like a high-end putter. Slightly more expensive than most mid-range putters, the S7K is worth the price if you want to make a big improvement on the green.

While the club does a solid job at keeping your stroke even and along the putting line, the mallet does suffer in other areas.

The face of the putter doesn’t have the softness of more advanced mallet models, and that does hurt the club at times. Rather than delivering softness and feel, the Ray Cook mallet can leave you frustrated when the speed of the greens vary over 18 holes.

At address, the staggered offset offers a clear view of the golf ball, and the guide on the top of the putter is simple to follow when aligning the putter.

There aren’t many features worth noting on the Black Zinc, but if you are looking for a reasonable option that won’t cost much money and can bridge the gap to a better putter, then this model isn’t a wrong choice to put in your bag.

The #1 putter from the company is a blade model with a precision milled face that is so responsive and soft that we were stunned with the touch this putter provided on longer putts of over 30 feet.

From inside 10 feet, the #1 putter is an assassin. Even on off-center strikes, the dazzling balance of the #1 model guided the ball along our intended target line for outstanding accuracy.

An excellent option for low handicappers looking for a top-tier putter that is affordable, the Cleveland Huntington Beach #1 is a charmer.

Primarily suited for single-digit handicappers, but accessible enough for mid handicappers looking to make a quantum leap in their short game, the Stroke Lab Versa offers incredible weight distribution.

Additionally, it has a super-soft insert for better feel and a lighter shaft for more response and distance control in the club head.

Yes, the putter does cost a pretty penny, but for this type of quality, it is money well spent if you are serious about your game.

The first thing you’ll notice is how well-balanced the club is, despite its size and heft. While most golfers get scared of trying a mallet, the craftsmanship of this putter is unparalleled.

Advanced golfers can take advantage of the stability, upgraded alignment tool, and Pure Roll Insert that produces immediate topspin for less bouncing and more roll to the cup for smoother putts.

Magnificent in performance and well worth its price, the TaylorMade Spider X is a fantastic putter.

Another highlight of the Bucktown putter is counterbalanced technology. This feature moves the balance point of the putter more towards the grip than other comparable putters. The higher balance point provides a smoother stroke to the golfer as the heavier putter head stays smoothly along the ground.

Wilson rounds out the putter’s features with a large, oversized grip that stabilizes the putter and inhibits the rotation that pushes putts off the target line.

During our testing, we were floored at the putter’s forgiveness on off-center strikes. Even when the ball drifted towards the toe at impact, the Bucktown held firm through the impact zone and kept the putt on target.

The mallet-style putter does have the flared look that certainly helps with balance, but might turn away golfers who want a slimmer putter head.

For mid handicappers, the Wilson Staff Infinite Bucktown Putter offers outstanding value. The double-milled face is reason enough to put this atop the list of best mallet putters we’ve seen in recent memory.

For mid handicappers, the Wilson Staff Infinite Bucktown Putter offers outstanding value. The double-milled face is reason enough to put this atop the list of best mallet putters we’ve seen in recent memory.

Not only does this mallet offer outstanding speed control on putts from a variety of distances, but the forgiveness on off-center strikes is unrivaled for putters at this price point.

Another impressive feature is the precision milled face that increases the friction against the skin of the golf ball for quicker topspin production for a more accurate roll along the target line.

Offering softness and improved feel over comparable mallets, the #11 putter is an exciting putter from Cleveland.