Browse golf putters from trusted brands including TaylorMade, Odyssey, PING, Scotty Cameron, Cleveland, Mizuno, Cobra, Titleist and L.A.B. Whether you are replacing an old favourite or upgrading to a more specialised model, this collection is designed to help you compare putters by head shape, handedness, length and neck style so you can make a more confident choice. You can shop blade putters and mallet putters, as well as left handed and right handed options in lengths including 33", 34", 35" and 38". At Power Golf, we know a putter is not just another club in the bag. It is the club you rely on most for confidence, pace control and consistency on the greens. That is why our range covers everything from accessible-value models through to premium designs from leading brands, with options such as counter balanced, double bend, short slant and L-neck configurations available across the collection.
How to choose the right golf putter
The right putter usually starts with head shape. Blade putters tend to suit golfers who prefer a compact, traditional profile and a cleaner look at address. Mallet putters generally offer a larger footprint and can appeal to players who want more visual stability and alignment confidence. You can also narrow your options by hosel and shaft configuration. Double bend putters are often chosen by golfers who prefer a cleaner, more face-balanced presentation. Short slant and L-neck designs are common choices for players comparing different toe-flow looks and release patterns.
Compare putters by brand, fit and configuration
This putter collection makes it easier to compare recognised putter brands side by side rather than browsing a generic mixed catalogue. If you already know the brand family or head style you want, use the filters to move quickly between TaylorMade Spider models, Odyssey options, Cleveland putters, premium L.A.B designs and other trusted names. You can also refine by left handed or right handed build, length and stock availability to remove unsuitable options sooner. That is especially useful when you are comparing a premium purchase and want to avoid wasting time on shapes or specifications that do not fit your setup.
FAQs about putters
What’s the difference between a blade putter and a mallet putter?
Blade putters generally suit golfers who prefer a more traditional, compact look at address and stronger feel feedback through the stroke. Mallet putters usually offer a larger head shape and more visual stability, which many players find helpful for alignment and consistency. On this page, you can filter between blade and mallet putters to compare models from brands such as TaylorMade, Odyssey, Cleveland and L.A.B.
What does a double bend, short slant or L-neck putter mean?
These terms refer to the hosel or shaft connection, which can influence how the putter sits at address and how it suits your stroke. A double bend design is commonly chosen by players who want a cleaner face-balanced look, while short slant and L-neck options tend to appeal to golfers comparing different toe-flow preferences. Because Power Golf carries all three styles in this collection, you can shortlist by shape before deciding whether to order online or seek fitting advice in-store.
I’m worried about choosing the wrong putter online — can I narrow it down before buying?
Yes — this collection is set up to help you reduce guesswork by filtering for brand, head shape, handedness, length, availability and specific build features. If you already know you want a blade or mallet, or you are comparing left handed versus right handed models, you can quickly remove unsuitable options. For a more considered purchase, Power Golf’s broader specialist offering also gives buyers a pathway to in-store advice and fitting support.
Do more expensive putters actually make a difference, or am I just paying for the brand?
A higher price does not automatically guarantee better results, but premium putters can offer different head designs, neck styles and balance options that better match how you aim and release the club. This page makes that comparison easier because it includes both accessible models, such as Cleveland sale options, and high-premium choices from L.A.B and TaylorMade. The goal is not simply to spend more, but to find a putter style that gives you more confidence on the greens.
Can I find left handed and different length putters here, or is this mainly standard stock?
Yes, this collection includes filters for left handed and right handed putters as well as multiple lengths, including 33", 34", 35" and 38". That matters because putter fit is not just about brand or head shape — length and handedness affect setup, posture and how naturally the putter returns to the ball. Using those filters early can save time and help you focus only on models that suit your setup.
