A mallet is a type of putter with a larger, often rounded or oversized clubhead compared to a traditional blade putter. Mallet putters are designed to provide more stability, forgiveness and alignment assistance.

Zero torque putters are best suited to golfers who want maximum stability and face control during the putting stroke. They are particularly helpful for players who accidentally open or close the face during the stroke.

Zero torque putters are so expensive because they are the latest major advancement in golf technology and they require specialised engineering with precise balancing to align the shaft and centre of gravity correctly. Many models are precision milled with premium materials also increasing manufacturing costs.

A blade putter is a traditional style of putter with a slimmer, more compact head compared to a mallet. Typically considered less forgiving but provide greater feel, feedback and distance control.

Blade putters are best suited for golfers who have an arc in their putting stroke. This is because the weight of a blade is different to the weight in a mallet, blades have what is called toe hang.

The type of putter you should use depends on the shape of your putting stroke, if you have a straighter stroke back and through, you should use a mallet putter.

Although not all of Cobras putters are 3D printed, most of their modern designs in the last few years have been 3D printed through advanced manufacturing techniques. These are built to optimise weight distribution and performance and ultimately enhance consistency and forgiveness.

Spider putters are one of the most used putters on tour and in the amateur world. It is the winningest putter on the PGA Tour with, at the time of writing this, the top 4 in the world golf rankings all using Spider putters, including both Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler. The Spider putter has a range of variations but all are typically mallet putters with great balance, alignment and feel off the blade.

Buying a brand new putter means you're getting the latest technology and a completely fresh out of the wrapper clubface. Modern putters can feature advanced face inserts, improved weighting and better balance to help produce a smoother roll on the greens. The perfect condition on the putter will also help increase the expected lifespan of a putter over buying second hand.

There are loads of brands in golf producing high quality putters, but the manufacturers of Taylormade, Odyssey, PING and Scotty Cameron stand out above the rest. With the majority of golfers on tour using one of these 4, they're the most trusted putter brands in golf.

Yes. Every putter we receive is carefully inspected for condition, authenticity, and performance before being listed. We provide detailed descriptions and photos so you know exactly what you’re getting.

Used putters do typically include headcovers but we do have a range of putters that come without. All of our images will indicate if a club has or hasn’t got a headcover included so if it’s not on there, it won't have one.