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For a junior golfer who is still growing, this adjustable, two-way putter is a sensible pick since one club can be resized instead of replaced.
Two adjustable putters instead of one make this set worth choosing over the single-club version for households wanting to play head to head.
A practical pick for a group setting like a rental property or backyard party where several people of different heights need putters at once, with the caveat that the bundled balls are foam, not real golf balls.
A right-handed steel-shafted putter with a midsize grip and a modest loft. The head type is listed ambiguously, so check the shape before buying if alignment matters to you.
This works best as a low-cost way to get a small child holding a properly sized putter with alignment guidance built in, judged by height rather than the age printed on the title.
A mallet putter in white and pink with full offset, meant to help alignment. One right-handed model with a single shaft length is listed.
A right-handed printed mallet putter with a Super Stroke style grip and a headcover. The listing leaves out head weight, lie angle and any face detail.
A right handed putter with a sightline on the top edge and a headcover in the box, for golfers who want help lining up. Head shape is not specified, and grip size is described two ways.
A plain right handed blade putter at a standard length for golfers who like a classic head shape. The listing is thin, with no loft, lie or headcover mentioned.
A soft feeling mallet with adjustable weights for golfers who want stability and alignment help on the greens. Lie angle and weight are not listed.
A straightforward steel mallet putter with a top-line aim aid and a mid-size grip for right-handed golfers. Loft, lie and warranty are not listed.
A milled stainless putter with a soft rolling insert for right-handed golfers who like a single bend setup. Loft, lie and toe hang are not listed.
A printed Cobra putter with adjustable weights and a loft design meant for consistent roll. Length, head shape and hand orientation are not listed.
A wide blade putter with a soft insert and adjustable weights for golfers who want blade looks with a bit more stability. It is right handed only in this listing.
A classic plumber neck blade with a soft insert and adjustable weights for golfers who like a traditional look. Lie angle is not listed, and it comes in right hand only here.
A high-MOI mallet putter milled in Carlsbad with stainless steel weights, a stepless shaft and a short slant balance. The loft is listed two ways, and the color is listed as plum in one field.
A flow neck blade with a soft insert and adjustable weights for golfers with a stronger arc. It is right handed and on the longer side.
A left-handed stainless steel mallet putter with a Super Stroke grip and a headcover in the box. It is offered in left hand only in this listing.
A printed mallet with a slant neck, adjustable weights and an aluminum face for golfers who want stability and a firm feel. Lie angle is not listed.
A CNC-milled, high MOI mallet in a short plumber neck for players with a mild arc. Loft is listed two ways, so confirm it, and the color varies between fields.
A milled double-wide blade putter with extra stability over a standard blade. The listing says carbon steel in the text and stainless steel in the specs.
A left-handed Stingray mallet putter with a Super Stroke grip and headcover. Weight, lie angle and face details are not given.
A milled putter with a perimeter-weighted Anser 2D head and a gun metal finish. The title carries a Very Good condition grade, so treat it as a used club.
A straightforward right-handed putter with an alignment line and mid-size grip that suits golfers wanting a simple, steady stroke. Head shape, loft and lie are not listed.
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