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Putters are the one club you genuinely should not buy sight unseen. Fit is entirely about how it looks at address to your eye, and no photo tells you that. Meeting local means you can set one down on a mat before you buy it.
What these go for locally right now: $30 to $88 across 2 listings.
Take five putts with it before money changes hands. Any seller worth trading with expects you to.
Every listing here belongs to a golfer in the Houston area, not a shop. Meet up, look the club over, and pay in person — or, on listings marked 📦 Ships, have it sent to you wherever you are. Texas Club Trader takes zero commission either way, so the seller keeps every dollar, which is why the prices are what they are.
No. Putter fit is entirely about how the head looks to your eye at address, and no photo tells you that. This is the one club worth insisting on meeting in person for.
Most sit between $30 and $150 locally. Scotty Cameron and limited releases go well above that and hold value better than any other club in the bag.
Broadly, a blade suits an arcing stroke and a mallet suits a straight-back-straight-through stroke. Take five putts with each before deciding — it will tell you more than any chart.
The face for dents, the shaft for straightness, and the length. Length is the spec people forget, and a putter two inches too long will never feel right.
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