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Ping Sydney
© Ping Golf
The Ping Sydney putter is a wide-footprint, geometric mallet designed for use by golfers who employ a straight-back-and-through putting stroke. The putter has a good feel and performance well in accuracy and distancy control, but a "tinky" sound drew complaints.
Miura 1957 Series Putter
© Miura Golf; used with permission
The KM-005 model is reviewed from Miura Golf's 1957 Series putters. It's a forged putter and like forged irons, it lets the golfer feel those off-center strikes.
Tour Edge Backdraft GT+
© Tour Edge Golf; used with permission
This putter retails for only $50, a huge savings compared models from some more famous companies. And it comes standard with a jumbo grip. But does it perform?
Sweet Spot Golf Ax8
Courtesy of Sweet Spot Golf; used with permission
Sweet Spot Golf makes brightly marked clubs for women. The Ax8 putter, or "pink" putter, is one of those clubs, and the review really liked the pleasing "ting" that sounds at contact.
Arc Golf Alexander Putter
Photo © Arc Golf; used with permission
The unusual design and appearance of the Alexander putter by Arc Golf hide a functional putter.
TaylorMade Rossa Monza Spider Balero
Courtesy of TaylorMade Golf
This geometric mallet from TaylorMade gets a five-star review for its performance, its setup, and the alignment opticals on top of the clubhead.
Cleveland VP509
Courtesy of Cleveland Golf
The VP509 from Cleveland Golf has a very clean look and alignment lines, and very solid feel. Any cons? Hmmm ... as putter reviews go, this one is pretty good.
Marquis Putter by Elite Sports Products
Courtesy of Elite Sports Products
This putter has a distinctive look to its clubhead with rear "wings" and "accelerating arrows" alignment aids. Does the look lead to distinctive performance?
Dead On Putters
Courtesy of Elite Sports Products
The original Dead On Putter is a progenitor of the Elite Sports Products Marquis that is listed above. The original received a better review than its offspring, however - a very good review, in fact.
Heavy Putter
Courtesy of Heavy Putter Company
There are many different models of Heavy Putter today. This reviews takes us back to the original line. See how it all started.
