LAZRUS Premium Golf Putter for Men and Women with Head Cover - Easy Alignment and Ball Control for Better Putting - Right and Left Handed Golf Club Mallet Or Blade Putter

In my mind, the putter is the dumbest club to spend a ton of money on.Seriously. You want a comfortable grip, a length that fits you, and a weight that works for you. I think anything past that? You just learn to use the shape and distribution... whatever. My opinion. 🙂Anyway, My review is as much for this company as it is for the putter. But I guess I will do the putter first.Love, love, LOVE the grip. I mean, it's pretty standard as far as shape goes, maybe a *little* thick, but the feel is incredible. I will update regarding durability.Weight distribution is perfect, and contact is maybe 1" forward of shaft. I am not anywhere near a scratch golfer and my experience is limited as such, but it feels on the low end of heavy. Contact will have zero recoil/twist while still being light enough that the club isn't driving you.Club cover is great quality. Doesn't need to be, but it is.Lest you think I am a shill for Lazrus, I will throw out my one criticism, though I am not entirely certain of it 🙂. The black coating does feel a little fragile... as in if I forget or lose the cover, the club might not look so pretty after a few rounds 🙂.Anyway, I decided to get back into the game after well over a decade away. Given this, I went budget. Did a bunch of online research and read a ton of reviews and decided to give Lazrus a shot for the irons and putter. Spent two days at the range, and I could not be happier. They are not currently a big market name, but I suspect they will be.As far as performance goes, an easy five stars. As for quality/ durability? I will absolutely update you at the end of the season.

I've tried many putters. Assuming we're talking about any major name putter, the differences are microscopic. What isn't microscopic is the price of these "miracle AI designed" pieces of metal. It's become almost ludicrous. Particularly, for juniors entering the sport.This putter solves that issue. It's superb. Easily the equal of virtually all of the major name brands semi mallet versions. I doubt anybody but the best players on Earth could tell the difference. It's very well built. Beautifully weighted and easy to line up. The grip is nice. The shaft is good quality. It even comes with an attractive magnetic head cover.Basically, it's everything it's advertised as. It's essentially the same performance as a major name putter, just 1/3rd the price.You could order 3 and have putters sorted for your entire life... Or you could give one to two junior golfers and help some kids into the sport. All for the price of a single overpriced golf brand model.Highly recommended. Order with confidence.

I really wanted to like this putter. Then one I got was a little under 34" long, I am 5'9" and it setup perfect for me, has a very nice grip, but it is just a little too heavy for me. I didn't want to give up on it but found I kept finishing the stroke with my wrists because of the weight and throwing it off line. I can see where it would be a great putter for the price for those who like a heavier putter head, just did not work for me.

I inherited a set of 80's clubs earlier this year which started me on my golfing journey. The classic putter included was vintagely cool but I putted dreadfully with it. I saw that the Lazrus putter had tons of great reviews, looked modern and was value priced so I took a shot with it. I don't practice putting, which is obviously very cliché', but that's just the way it is. Anyway, yesterday I played my 7th round of golf ever and my goal going into it was to use extreme focus on putting and to avoid any 3+ putts, since my previous rounds were littered with double digit or near double digit hole scores because of sloppy chipping and putting. Well let me tell you, I aimed every ball mark at the hole and took slow but deliberate back and forward strokes with this putter and 1-putted 12 holes and 2-putted the other 6. They were just going in and I couldn't believe it. Why would I ever buy another putter if I just proved that this one does what it's supposed to do? Anyway, I broke 100 for the first time with a 98 and putting was the main reason. The only negative is that now I'm one of those beginner golfers on the internet that's telling an unlikely story about doing something I shouldn't be able to do yet and you guys are all like "Yeah, ok sure you did that, Tiger.".

After about 30 years, I decided to buy a new set of sticks and the Mazel brand had great reviews. I decided on this putter and I'm REALLY pleased! The blue aiming-line on the back of the putter, coupled with the line on the ball, makes a noticeable difference in my accuracy. The club comes with a nice head-cover and a comfortable grip already installed.I am completely satisfied with this putter, and the entire Mazel line of golf clubs--don't hesitate to buy this putter if you're looking to try something new.

A couple of months ago, after several days of putting frustration, I was desperate to try something different, so I decided to switch back to a left-handed putter. I couldn't find a used mallet style, so I was looking for a cheap putter to try from Amazon so that I wouldn't have too much invested. I found this Lazrus which was slightly more expensive, but no where near the cost of most putters these days. I instantly loved the feel, the weight, and the balance of this putter, and I haven't taught it any of my bad habits yet. Lazrus and I are on a first name basis now and get along very well.

If you are taller than 6 feet, might not be the putter for you. Kind of a shorter putter but the perfect height for me at 5'10". My literal only complaint is that I am not a fan of the logo used as part of the ball lineup. Otherwise the putter is great! Like the black and blue color scheme, good price, good weight, and grip is surprisingly good.