A year ago, zero-torque putters were having a moment. Now, it’s a movement. Inside the ropes at PGA Tour events this summer, some signs suggest some plans might be in motion. For example, on the ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: SeeMore’s latest SKx and SBx mallets mark the company’s first full foray into the realm of “zero torque” putters by combining the familiar aim and alignment features with new ...

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One of my favorite things to do with our Most Wanted testing data is break it down to the individual level. When a tester ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Scott Kramer covers golf and luxury technology. Perhaps the hottest trend in golf equipment right now: Zero torque putters.

The putter market has been in an interesting battle over “zero torque” the last couple of years. With the booming popularity of LAB Golf on Tour and at retail, Odyssey coming in hot with its Square 2 ...

We tested six Odyssey putters as part of this year's Most Wanted testing across three categories: blade, mallet, zero-torque.

Odyssey's latest putters are the first mallets in the low-torque putter category to have both no shaft lean and heel shafted. The company is building off its successful S2S Tri-Hot platform, launched ...

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Bettinardi’s movement toward reduced or zero-torque putters now adds heel-shafted options with the Hexperimental #7 compact mallet and #9 high-toe blade. Both models are the ...