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

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.

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.

I bought this on a whim just because I was curious. I game a Cobra Supernova and love it. For $57 the Lazrus is as good as you will probably find for a new putter. I really like the weight, the shape, and the grip. There is a very slight toe hang so it is not perfectly face balanced, but it is close. It's got a muted sound and it is on the firm side, but not entirely dissimilar to my Cobra.On the negative side, I would say the quality of the steel is not great. The finish is a bit rough. It could be the black paint or the quality of the metal, but I have seen cheaper putters with better finish. I would absolutely say that you do not spend more than $57 on this putter. For that price it is perfectly fine but not even close to as premium as the even a $100-$150 putter, let alone the higher end premium stuff.

I have bought the full set of two through pitch wedge Lazarus, hybrid clubs, the three, five, and seven Fairway Woods and now have added a wonderful new Lazarus putter to my bag! It is a wonderful Putter With a good balanced, weighted feeling and a wonderful mild face! Has a fantastic feel putting on the greens! It comes with a fantastic padded, magnetic head cover!The shaft length, including the mallet head And grip is right at 32 inches

This is a very solid putter for less than $80. The weight is very solid, the alignment line helps a ton, and it has a great grip, and the ball jumps off the center of the face, all of which helps to inspire confidence on the greens. As a taller guy (6 foor 1), I do wish the shaft was a bit longer, but for an off the shelf putter, at a great price point, this is an absolute great option.

This putter delivers as stated! Solid putter head, nicely milled face and excellent midsized grip. Sight line marker makes for easy alignment. My putts are straight and solid contact. Had an inexpensive putter in this style with a plastic insert. The inset was not true and in the Florida heat had too soft of a contact feel. Left lots of putts short. Not a problem with the Lazarus putter. Did not want to spend$$$$$ on a putter. So happy I got this one. Well done to this young equip co. I also have their 58 degree wide sole wedge which is perfect for 50+ yd shots. Have not been disappointed with Lazarus quality. I play SimMax 2 irons as a reference.

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 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.