Frequently Asked Questions – Putters

What does a putter do in golf?

Putters are used on the green to roll the ball into the hole. They’re designed for short, precise strokes and are essential for finishing each hole.

What’s the difference between a blade and a mallet putter?

• Blade putters are more traditional, with a slim design and are suited to golfers with an arc-style putting stroke.

• Mallet putters have a larger head, offer more forgiveness, and work well for straight-back, straight-through strokes.

How do I choose the right putter length?

Standard putters are 33–35 inches. Taller players or those with a more upright posture may prefer a longer shaft. The best length helps you set up comfortably with your eyes over the ball.

What’s face balance vs toe hang?

• Face-balanced putters stay square through the stroke—ideal for straight putting strokes.

• Toe-hang putters suit players with an arc-style stroke, offering better control through the swing.

Are your putters suitable for beginners?

Yes—we stock a range of putters suitable for all abilities. Mallet putters tend to be more forgiving and are often a great choice for newer players.

Are left-handed putters available?

Yes—many models are available in both left- and right-handed versions. You can select your hand preference on the product page.