Power Bilt Golf TPS X-Type Series M900 Mallet Putter, 35", Right Hand

Bought this just to see if I will like a mullet putter I was surprise by the quality and looks of this inexpensive golf club

Love itWas back ordered but came quicker then expected

This putter works! I actually bought it to practice in my office but took it out to play a round to test it out. Just like other reviews (that I was a little skeptical about) it has shaved strokes off of the game for me. It is easy to line up and easy to follow through while putting. Even my buddies thought that I had taken some putting lessons. Nope just bought an inexpensive putter that kills the greens. I don’t write many reviews on products despite how many I read, but I had to on this one. You won’t regret it and you can’t beat the price.

Good quality and looks, great balance.

I purchased this to try left handed putting for a change due to a recent bad case of the “yips” when putting right handed. I’m naturally left handed in writing and racquet sports but play golf and putt right handed with an 11-12 handicap in tournament play. After trying many different right handed putting grips, I thought I’d try putting left handed for a change and ordered this putter. The putter arrived on time and in excellent condition. It has a nice feel to it and I was pleasantly surprised at the high quality feel of it. The visual clues for putter face orientation are perfectly adequate. The putter head does feel a little lighter with less toe weighting than my right handed Odyssey Versa putter. You could certainly purchase weights and glue or solder them on to adjust the feel if you want and you like to tinker with your clubs. I’ve played several casual rounds with this putter and it performed fine. Learning to put left handed really made me concentrate on swing path, putting mechanics, and putter face orientation which ended up helping substantially with my “yips”. I’ve gone back to putting right handed because I found my distance control was better right handed but I keep this putter for occasional left handed practice sessions. Overall, I would say that this is a good first upgrade from the putters that typically come with a full golf set, particularly if you don’t want to spend $300 just on a putter. I think it may also be good if you want to tinker with your putting as the design looks like it would be easy to add weights.