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A compact Scotty Cameron mallet that suits a stroke with little face rotation. This listing is a shop worn example, so expect light marks on the sole and face.
A stainless steel winged mallet built to stop the face from twisting during the stroke. The warranty window is short for a club at this level.
A zero torque mallet for golfers whose putter face twists open or closed in the stroke. Warranty terms are only pointed to the maker's site, and it comes in a single length on this listing.
A long right-handed Cobra putter tuned for a neutral path, with a counterbalance grip. No headcover is listed, and head weight is not stated.
A women's length blade with a no-taper grip that limits wrist rotation, for golfers who like a classic head. The grip size is described two ways in the listing.
A zero-torque long mallet that resists twisting through the stroke, with bold alignment lines. The short warranty and long length make it a specific choice.
A men's blade with a milled face and three line alignment for golfers who want a traditional look. Forgiveness on mishits is lower than with a mallet.
A large mallet at a women's length with a no-taper grip, built for stability and steady hands. A headcover is not listed, and it comes in right hand only.
A milled pin-style putter with a crank hosel and stroke lab shaft for golfers with an arcing stroke. It comes right handed and in one length here.
A high-contrast mallet with the classic White Hot insert and a Stroke Lab shaft for golfers who want easy alignment and soft feel. Head dimensions are not listed.
A long mallet putter with a center shaft and an oversize grip, set up right handed at a longer length. Loft, lie and head weight are not in the listing.
A refined compact mallet from the Super Select line for feel players who want a classic shape with adjustable sole weights. Loft, lie and face balance details are not listed.
A mallet putter in the Infinite Zero Torque line with a stated loft and grip size, available for either hand. Length is listed only as standard.
A blade putter in the Infinite Zero Torque line, with loft, lie angle and grip size stated. The listed hand is right, and the title offers a left-hand version too.
A forged, milled carbon steel putter with swappable weights for golfers who want soft feel and a tunable head. The warranty covers only defects.
A compact milled blade for golfers who like a slotback alignment cut at address and want a head cover in the bag. This listing is a used putter with light scratches, so read the condition note first.
A right-handed mallet putter with a stated loft and lie angle and a Lamkin grip. Warranty wording is limited to manufacturer defects, and no adjustability is listed.
A left-handed mallet putter with a white alignment design and a cushioned face. Length and grip are fixed in the listing, so there is no adjustment information for a different stance.
A long belly style putter for senior golfers who want a no-anchor design with an upright setup. It suits a specific stroke and a specific length, so confirm both.
A stand-alone Pinemeadow putter with a milled face and a custom cover. The listing leaves out hand orientation, loft, head weight and rules status.
Popular PickA right-handed Cobra mallet putter in stainless steel with a stiff shaft. Lie angle, grip and hosel details are missing, so it reads as a basic specification.
A heavier white mallet putter for golfers who aim better with high contrast against the grass. Shaft length is listed only as standard, so check fit if you are tall or short.
A long putter with an extended grip that lets you slide your hands to suit the stroke. It is right-handed only, and the head shape is not described.
A left-handed Spider FCG with a slant neck for golfers who want a mallet setup on the greens. Lie angle and head weight are not given in the listing.
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