Ping Sigma G Piper 3 Putter Review
RRP: £175
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RRP: £175 fixed shaft length £24 adjustable length shaft upcharge www.ping.com Weight: 360g Grip: Ping Pistol PP60 Toe hang: Slight
Golf Clubs - Putter Reviews
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Odyssey O-Works R Line Putter Review
RRP: £179
TG Rating Owners' Rating Tech: Odyssey's engineers reckon the new "microhinge" face insert in the Works will redefine what golfers consider to be good roll. New finger shaped grips on the stainless steel face plate are combined with a thermoplastic elastomer feel layer to...
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Bettinardi Queen Bee #7 Putter Review
RRP: £299
TG Rating Owners' Rating Tech: Bettinardi’s putters are all CNC milled in the USA so expect the finest craftsmanship around. A flow neck gives a really simple look at address and a specially milled flange back frames the ball perfectly from above. A soft mild carbon steel...
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Piretti Firenze Putter Review
RRP: £349
TG Rating Owners' Rating Tech: A half mallet design created from soft 11L17 carbon steel to ensure excellent feedback. Face balancing helps keep the putter face aimed at your target and a slight offset encourages a hands ahead of the ball stroke. A deep milled face helps...
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TaylorMade TP Mullen Putter Review
RRP: £199
TG Rating Owners' Rating Tech: TaylorMade’s first putter range to be created from 303 stainless steel, so you get to use exactly the same flatsticks their tour pros play. Skim milling and a tour satin finish give a really crisp appearance at address while new 45° face...
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Cleveland TFi 2135 Mezzo Putter Review
RRP: £129
TG Rating Owners' Rating Tech: Cleveland say 80% of golfers don’t have their eyes directly over the ball when putting, which leads to some serious issues with alignment and not striking putts from the centre of the face. They reckon by raising the alignment aid to exactly...
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Ping Vault Oslo Putter Review
RRP: £275
TG Rating Owners' Rating Tech: Milled from a solid block of 6061 aluminium the Vault mallet putters have been inspired from Ping’s work with its stable of tour pros. The Oslo has a stainless steel sole plate to lower CG and raise stability and MOI. True Roll face technology...
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Odyssey Toe Up Putter Review
RRP: £189
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The concept: The Toe Up concept is relatively new, Odyssey aren’t the first putter brand to experiment with its benefits but they are the first to put some serious bucks behind marketing the concept to the mainstream. When you think about its...
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Ping Cadence B65 Mallet Review
RRP: £149
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: Choose from either a lighter softer aluminium face insert or a 25g heavier steel version. True Roll grooves that vary in width and depth from the centre of the face offer forgiveness by normalizing ball speeds across the face. A classic...
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Cleveland TFI 2135 1.0 Review
RRP: £99
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: Cleveland say that 80% of golfers don’t have their eyes directly over the ball when putting, which leads to some serious issues with alignment and not striking putts from the centre of the face. They reckon by raising the alignment aid to...
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MD Golf Superstrong #6 Review
RRP: £50
TG Rating Owners' Rating The Tech: A smaller sized head with cavity back and CNC Milled face for excellent feel and great low skid roll. Our verdict: The first thing you’ll notice when picking up the Superstrong is the short stubby head, which is...
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Scotty Cameron GoLo 6 Review
RRP: £320
TG Rating Owners' Rating The Tech: A multi-material design which has a lightweight sole and face unit to remove ineffective weight. 20g weights in the toe and heel help improve MOI for extra stability which should equate to more putts holed. Our verdict: Not an out...
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Taylormade OS Daytona Review
RRP: £179
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: Go bigger get better say Taylomade with the OS. The thinking being that Oversized heads are more stable and thanks to removing ineffective weight inside the head, MOI is increased to lower the effect of off centre hits. Our...
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Orka Personal Design Blade Putter Review
RRP: £249
TG Rating Owners' Rating The Tech: Milled from a single block of 303 SS, you get to design your own putter. Our verdict: You might not have heard much about Orka before and are wondering what justifies the hefty £249 price tag. Well you get to design your own putter,...
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Benross Casino CNC Milled Sergeant Review
RRP: £90
TG Rating Owners' Rating The Tech: Precision one piece CNC milled from 304 Stainless Steel to maximise feel and distribute every gram of weight accurately. The heavy milled face aids good contact and helps impart topspin for smoother putts. A black PVD finish...
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Bettinardi Kuchar Model #1 Standard Review
RRP: £279
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: A wide bodied blade designed with direct input from Matt Kuchar. Bettinardi says FIT Face Technology eliminates the need for a face insert and creates the softest feeling milled putter he makes. Milled from a single block of steel for...
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Odyssey White Hot RX #1 Review
RRP: £129
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: Odyssey’s White Hot face insert has won more tournaments than any other. For the RX they’ve updated it with a softer core and new oval patterned striking surface to reduce initial putt skid and increase feel. You also get to choose either a...
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Ping Cadence TR Anser 2 Review
RRP: £149
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: Choose from either a lighter softer aluminium face insert or a 25g heavier steel version. True Roll grooves that vary in width and depth from the centre of the face offer forgiveness by normalizing ball speeds across the face. A classic...
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MD Golf Superstrong #7 Review
RRP: £50
TG Rating Owners' Rating The Tech: A smaller sized mallet head with double cavity back and CNC Milled face for excellent feel and great low skid roll. Our verdict: Quite a small and stubby mallet from the guys at MD Golf. All testers felt the head was a bit...
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Cleveland TFI 2135 6.5 Review
RRP: £99
TG Rating Owners' Rating Includes video review
The Tech: Cleveland say that 80% of golfers don’t have their eyes directly over the ball when putting, which leads to some serious issues with alignment and not striking putts from the centre of the face. They reckon by raising the alignment aid to...
