PutterZone – Best Putter Reviews

Not long ago, Nike Golf made waves with its all-green IC putters. Now TaylorMade is playing the alternative color game with its new white TaylorMade Rossa Corza Ghost putter. (Hmm, TaylorMade now has a Ghost to go with its Spiders. ...

While we focus on putters here at PutterZone.com, we sometimes roam around the fringe to talk about wedges and other facets of the golf experience. Last year, Nick Taylor of Golfland Warehouse wrote on PutterZone.com about the impending USGA groove ...

At PutterZone.com, we are often asked: How much should I pay for a putter? Similarly, when we recommend a putter that costs more than $250, we sometimes get the following comment: No putter is worth that much! Well, there is ...

The second episode of The Greenside, co-hosted by Sean of PutterZone.com and Josh of The Hacker’s Paradise, is now available in podcast format on iTunes (search “Greenside”), and can also be streamed or downloaded from The Hacker’s Paradise. The monthly ...

PutterZone.com has the new Cleveland T-Frame mallet putter in hand, and here are our first photos. The Cleveland T-Frame putter “engineered by Never Compromise” boasts clean alignment aesthetics, making it very easy to square the face with the target line. ...

The Zero Technology Putter was introduced to great fanfare today, and it is seemingly poised to take the PGA Tour by storm. “It’s really just a piece of metal on a stick,” said Zero Technology CEO John Porter. “But it’s ...

A new putter will hit the stores on April Fool’s Day. This putter carries two brand names, comes with three lie angle options, has a silver dollar-sized ball marker incorporated into the head cover, and costs just $119. No joke. ...

Starting a new putter company from scratch is an uphill battle, but Mike Johnson was up for the challenge. After all, here was a guy who was an avid rock climber long before his brother introduced him to golf at ...

Yes! Golf just announced that it is offering a free putting instruction DVD while supplies last. What’s the catch? Apparently there isn’t one, as long as you act quickly by going to the company’s home page and clicking on the ...

Putting average on the PGA Tour is much like a pitcher’s won-loss record in Major League Baseball, in that it doesn’t tell the whole story. You get a plot, but no subplots. As reported the other day in the Wall ...