How Karsten Solheim's 1966 Anser became the template for nearly every putter, and how Scotty Cameron, Odyssey, the Spider and L.A.B. Golf changed it.

A gimme is a short putt your partners agree to count as made. When it is legal, how close it has to be, and how it affects your handicap.

Pick the Newport 2 for a classic blade and a stroke with some arc, or a Phantom for a more stable mallet with stronger alignment help. Here is how to choose.

The yips are a sudden loss of control on short putts and chips. What causes them, how common they are, fixes that help, and where the word comes from.

Putters usually go bagless. Here's what that does to face inserts over time, and how a headcover prevents it.

Odyssey's White Hot insert is why the brand stays the most played on tour. Here's how the new Ai-One putters actually work.

L.A.B. Golf builds putters around Lie Angle Balance, a design meant to cancel out twisting through the stroke. Here's how it works.

Bettinardi still mills every putter in its own Illinois factory. Here's what makes the Studio Stock line distinct.

The Newport 2 has been a top tour blade for over two decades. Here's what's inside the current Studio Style version.