Best Cheap Putters
It’s not just the latest drivers or the best golf irons that can put a fairly sizeable dent in a golfer’s pocket nowadays. Most clubs that make it to market – whether online or in-store – have had plenty of resources dedicated to their design and manufacture, and that is reflected in their price.
Cost can be one of the big deterrents for first-time players looking to get into the game. But we think golf should be as accessible for everyone and that’s why we’ve created this guide to the best cheap putters that won’t break the bank. While the models included won’t come with all the bells and whistles you might see on some of the absolute best putters (opens in new tab) on the market, what you will find on the list below is a range of clubs that will do exactly what you need them to.
As you improve and start to play more golf, the option to upgrade will always be available. For that, we have guides to the best Scotty Cameron putters (opens in new tab) as well as the most forgiving putters (opens in new tab), or even a guide on the best putters for high handicappers (opens in new tab). If you’re completely new to golf, you may also want to take a look at our guide on the best putters for beginner golfers (opens in new tab).
Best cheap putters
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Paying homage to the much-loved putter series that launched nearly 20 years ago, the Odyssey White Hot OG 5 putter is an update on a classic that certainly can help you perform on the greens. It is one of the best Odyssey putters (opens in new tab) for beginner golfers and is also one of the most stylish putters on this list. It features a stunning red shaft that contrasts against the silver steel finish on the clubhead, which has a half-moon crescent shape that makes it a very forgiving putter.
The OG 5 putter is very stable through impact and suits golfers with a slight arc or straight stroke thanks to its face-balanced clubhead. That also makes it a very forgiving club that can control miss-hits and shots going awry, thanks to the bigger sweet spot on its face. That makes it an excellent putter for beginner golfers that can both help you look good on the course and…
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