Your putter is the only club you use on every hole — unless you hole a chip or approach shot, and in that case, good for you. But because it’s used so much, the retail prices of premium flat sticks can be outrageously high. And since no one wants to pay an arm and a leg for a putter, many amateur golfers hold onto old putters for way too long.
Technology gets better over the years and modern putters are better designed to help the average golfer make more putts. If you’re still using a putter from 10, 20, or 30 years ago, you’re putting yourself at a disadvantage.
So, we thought it’d be a good idea to put together a list of some of the best affordable putters we could find from brands like Ping, TaylorMade, Odyssey and more.
Every putter on this list is less than $200.
Plus, check out some of our other equipment lists: Best golf gloves for 2023, best affordable wedges for 2023 and best affordable drivers for 2023.
Price: $199 (down from $279)
Why you’ll love it: The Ping Anser is arguably the most iconic putter in golf. Its style was mimicked by countless brands, and the 2021 edition is sharp. The head is matte black with a dash of red, while the shaft and grip are also black. This is a putter you want in the bag.
Odyssey Stroke Lab One (DICK’S Sporting Goods)
Price: $179.99 (down from $249.99)
Why you’ll love it: Odyssey is the most popular putter brand on the PGA Tour, so it’s definitely good enough to be in your bag. This Stoke Lab One looks incredible behind the ball.
PING 2021 Tyne 4 (DICK’S Sporting Goods)
Price: $199 (down from $279)
Why you’ll love it: Like the Anser, the Tyne 4 from Ping looks incredible. It’s tough to beat the black and red look, plus, the bigger head is perfect for players who struggle with getting their putts started on the right line.
TaylorMade Spider GT Black SB (PGA TOUR Superstore)
Price: $199.98 (down from $249.99)
Why you’ll love it: The TaylorMade Spider GT Black SB is the perfect option for players who struggle with their stroke. The bigger body will help to keep the stroke on plane, resulting in more putts coming out on the desired line. Plus, it looks fantastic.
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