Putters
The zero-torque revolution and everything else happening on the green — reviewed and explained.
The 34-inch putter isn't a fitting recommendation. It's a stocking decision, and it is probably costing you putts
Length is the most commonly mis-fitted spec in golf and the cheapest one to fix, and almost nobody checks it. Here is what a putter that is too long does to your eyes, your start line and your pace control.
By Ross Hamilton
Your greens are about to be hollow-cored. Here's how not to lose six weeks of putting to it
Late August and September is aeration season across most of the northern hemisphere, and it does something to golfers that nobody warns them about: it quietly teaches you a bad stroke.
By Ross Hamilton
Everyone spent two years chasing zero torque. Evnroll just went the other way
The EZPZ Reverse Torque putter goes on sale today with a premise that sounds like a typo: torque in a putter isn't the enemy, and removing all of it was never the point.
By Ross Hamilton
Is a milled putter worth it? What the milling actually buys you
Milling buys you feel, sound, tolerance and a putter that will outlive you. It does not buy you accuracy, and the 2026 data points somewhere else entirely.
By Ross Hamilton
Zero-torque putters: hype or help? (And the cheaper alternatives)
Golf's hottest putter category, decoded. It's genuinely useful if your short putts miss left and right — and you no longer have to spend L.A.B. money to get it.
By Dan Mercer
Mallet vs blade putter: which suits your stroke?
It's not about looks — it's about how your stroke moves and where you miss. The plain-English guide to choosing the right head.
By Ross Hamilton
