Zebra putters make welcome return with new range

One of golf’s most iconic putter brands, it is making a dramatic comeback to the game with a range of high-tech designs that are set to create a whole new generation of fans of their eye-catching looks and even more impressive performance.

First introduced in 1976, the Zebra putter was way ahead of its time, with its mallet-shaped head, adjustable weight system, and the unique black-and-white stripe alignment aid proving to be an instant hit with tour professionals and club golfers alike.

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Ray Floyd used one of the very first Zebra putters to win The Masters in 1976. Eighteen years later, Zimbabwe’s Nick Price captured the Claret Jug at the 1994 Open Championship with a trusty Zebra in his bag at Turnberry.

Now, after several decades out of the limelight, Zebra is back, under the ownership of Golf Brands Inc, with the launch of a new range of putters.

Two years in the making, and with design input from some of the most experienced putter designers in the business, the latest models to carry the iconic Zebra name have been reinvented for the 21st century with high quality components and performance-enhancing design…