PutterZone – Best Putter Reviews

We were the first outlet to tell you about Kronos putters after they launched in 2012, and now we are circling back to see what’s new and what’s next from Kronos. Since those formative days, a few things have changed, ...

One of the golf world’s perennial “best buys” is back this fall as Cleveland Golf releases the latest iteration of its Classic Collection putter line. We’ve been raving about the Cleveland Classics for the past five years. Since day one, ...

We earlier reported on the launch of Rose & Fire, a new company dedicated to the production of high-quality head covers for putters and other clubs. Now we have this hands-on first look at two putter covers from Rose & ...

There’s a new kid on the putter cover block, and he’s aiming to change the way you protect and accessorize your flatstick. Mike Buchfuhrer, formerly of Kronos Putters, has launched Rose & Fire, which is dedicated to “progressing the craft ...

During PutterZone’s insider’s tour of Cleveland Golf last spring, brand manager Adam Sheldon alluded to an upcoming new putter with an exciting new alignment feature, but mum was the word beyond that. Now the secret is out…and Cleveland Golf is ...

The new E61 and other Elite Series putters by Germany-based Areso Golf  feature a bit of hot tech under the banner of the Kine-FIT Weight System. Indeed, the Areso Elite Series putters can accommodate up to 10 different interchangeable head ...

Nike Golf announced today that the company has signed major champion and professional putting guru Dave Stockton to assist with the development and design of new Nike putters and other products. Stockton says, “I look forward to sharing my putter ...

Our Cool Stuff series is designed to showcase the latest and greatest gear on, around and even off the putting green. We now introduce our Cool Stuff Hall of Fame (HOF) to revisit stuff that has met the test of ...

When you’re standing over a crucial putt, the hole can look mighty tight. But what if there was a way to make the hole look more open and accommodating during pressure situations? Well, there is a way, and it’s called ...

“Straight back and straight through” has long been common advice in the world of putting instruction, so much so that many recreational golfers are surprised to learn that most tour professionals actually use an arcing stroke. The arcing stroke makes ...