Putting is the great equalizer in match play — and it can save strokes in every format. While driving the ball 300 yards takes speed and skill that most recreational players don’t have, learning how a ...
Following significant interest on the PGA Tour, Odyssey is introducing to retail in the U.S. what was once a rare, Japanese-market exclusive product, adding five models to its Ai-ONE putter line with ...
What makes Odyssey’s new Metal-X insert putters different from other flat stick lines is the employment of a lightweight aluminum face in front of a urethane backer layer. The idea behind that is to ...
L.A.B. Golf was the first putter company to venture into the zero-torque movement, with the DF3 as one of its most popular models. Other companies are following their lead. Golf innovation can be a ...
"Zero-torque" putters caught fire in 2025 with major validation on the PGA Tour and a huge adoption in the recreational game.
Take a look at the putters used by the best in the PGA Tour's 2025 Strokes Gained: Putting ranking and what they all had in ...
Another major manufacturer has brought a zero torque putter to the retail market. Following the momentum of what has been the hottest putter trend among both Tour pros and recreational players alike, ...
PRICE: $550. Two models: Studio Style Fastback OC, Phantom 11R OC. 33, 34, 35 inches. 360-380 grams. Available Nov. 14. 1. Less torque, more feel. The “zero torque” putter movement is the hottest ...
PRICE: $650. Formula [90], Formula [45], Formula [CS]. Stock head weights are 355 grams. A heavy spec (370 grams) also is available. 33-38 inches. 1. Hangin’ around. While the simplicity of what “zero ...
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An On-Course Epiphany Led To Me Using Two Completely Different Putters... Why Don't More Amateur Golfers Do This?
It's tough being an amateur golfer, isn't it? We have to source our own clubs, pay for our own green fees and - most of the time - we don't have a caddie to help us out over awkward shots.
Just as Bryson DeChambeau was preparing for last week’s CareerBuilder Challenge, the 23-year-old was informed that the putter he planned to play might not conform to the Rules of Golf. According to a ...
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