From Odyssey to Wilson, our Putter reviews are designed to help you weigh tradeoffs to find the best fit. We collaborate with players and gear experts to review each Putter based on feel (the sensory experience), alignment (how well the design helps aim the putter), and looks (its overall aesthetic appeal). Rankings are updated weekly based on SidelineSwap sales data.
The Ping Anser 2 golf putter features a slightly longer and narrower profile than the original, using heel-toe weighting for increased stability and forgiveness. Its shallow milled face provides a firmer response and consistent roll, while the ball-width cavity and sharp, clean geometry, finished with a glare-reducing raw blast, enhance alignment cues.
The Evnroll ER Putter highlights new patent-pending technology designed to lock the putter face to your target line during the stroke. It brings together five key putting technologies for maximum accuracy and consistency.
Ping Putters offer options for every player, whether they prefer soft or firm feel, heavy or light heads, and alignment aids in various shapes like mallet, mid-mallet, or blade. With shallow milled faces or Pebax inserts, each model is built for forgiveness, consistent roll, and enhanced confidence on the greens.
The Callaway FT Irons offer a classic design with modern performance features, making them ideal for mid-handicap golfers. The thinner topline, reduced offset, and higher toe provide a more traditional appearance, while the perimeter weighting and TPU insert deliver exceptional forgiveness and a solid feel. With the FT Irons, golfers can enjoy a blend of classic aesthetics and modern performance.
Callaway's FT Golf Iron Sets combine modern technology with classic styling. These irons feature a compact head design with a thin top line, offering a balance between distance and control. They're particularly appealing to golfers transitioning from blades to cavity-back irons. The set provides excellent forgiveness and consistency, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced players looking to refine their technique. A great option for players who want to up their game without losing that traditional edge.
Jonathan Sessa
The Ping Anser Putter is a precision-engineered putter designed for golfers seeking forgiveness and control. Featuring a multi-material construction and dual-durometer insert, this putter delivers optimal performance on putts of all distances. The shallow, uniform grooves and soft feel ensure consistent roll and a satisfying strike. With the PING Anser Putter, you'll experience accuracy and precision on the greens.
The Ping Anser putter—simple, clean, and incredibly effective. No frills here, just pure performance. The minimalist design screams professionalism, and the patented True Roll face tech keeps your putts rolling smoothly. It’s compact enough to work with different putting styles, making it a favorite on tour. And honestly, its low-key appearance lets your game do the talking, which is exactly what we all want, right?
Jonathan Sessa
The Odyssey White Hot OG Rossie is a balanced small mallet suited for strokes with minimal face rotation or arc. It features the legendary White Hot insert and is available with a steel or red Stroke Lab shaft, fitted with an adjustable weighted setup and a gray DFX grip.
The Odyssey DFX putter line is defined by its exceptionally soft feel and all-black aesthetic. At the heart of these putters is the DFX insert, which is softer than the iconic White Hot insert, delivering a smooth roll on the greens. Odyssey offers a range of head shapes within the DFX line to cater to diverse putting styles. From classic blades to modern mallets, there's a DFX putter to suit every golfer's preference. Additionally, these putters feature high-contrast alignment aids and premium grip options for enhanced performance and confidence.
Odyssey's DFX putters are a solid option for golfers seeking a blend of performance and affordability. The DFX insert is a big deal—it's softer than their legendary White Hot, which means a smoother feel and better roll. I've tested a few models, and while they might not have the same buzz as some premium brands, they deliver consistent performance. The alignment aids are clear and helpful, and the overall build quality is solid. If you're looking for a putter that won't break the bank but still delivers results, the DFX is definitely worth checking out.
Owen Harding