Of note: Putters with more of heel-based orientation feature what’s called toe hang, which reflects the natural tendency of the face to more easily open and close within the stroke.

It's hard to believe that there was once a stigma surrounding mallet putters. The thinking was that if you were a good player, you used a blade, and if you struggled on the greens, you played a ...

Scottie Scheffler uses a mallet putter, and here's why you might want to consider adding a mallet putter in your golf bag too.

We like mallet putters the way we like grandmothers: They’re so forgiving. Sometimes, though, attempts at forgiveness in a mallet go too far. These traditional shapes get it right.

L.A.B. Golf expands its Oz.1 line of putters to include the company’s first heel-shafted mallet design, the Oz.1i HS. This ...

Mallet putters, which are generally more forgiving, are often “face balanced” and suggested for players with a straighter stroke, but they can still create some torque. Enter Zero-Torque Putters ...

This mallet-style putter has a unique S-hosel design that gives it a futuristic look, setting it apart from traditional putters.

Scheffler didn't hope and wish for a reliable putter. Detailing how TaylorMade's Spider Tour X mallet helped him get on track.

WATCH: We pick out the best putters on the market in 2025 Mallet putters tend to be popular with golfers who require extra alignment assistance and/or have much less rotation in their putting stroke.

L.A.B. Golf’s OZ.1i HS is the company’s first heel-shafted mallet built with Lie Angle Balance for a more traditional look and consistent roll.

Adam Scott put the company on the map at the 2019 Masters with a Directed Force model, whose oversized shape is more reminiscent of a cattle branding iron than an everyday mallet putter.

With Scottie Scheffler continuing to struggle on the greens, the World No. 1 has a new putter in the bag at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.