Left-Handed Putters

A left-handed putter is mirrored at the hosel and the face, and on a mallet the alignment lines are drawn to be read from the other side of the ball. This page keeps left-handed blades and mallets together with two-way putters, which carry a face on each side of the head and suit a household where both hands play.

Fitment and sizing. Length works exactly as it does right-handed: most adults fit 33 to 35 inches. Choose the head by your stroke. A face-balanced mallet suits a straight-back, straight-through stroke; a blade with toe hang suits a stroke that arcs.

Frequently asked questions

What length left-handed putter do I need?

Take your normal putting posture and measure from the floor to the top of your hands. Most players land between 33 and 35 inches; a putter that is too long pushes your hands away from your body.

Is a two-way putter legal in competition?

A putter may have two striking faces if they match and sit opposite each other. Many two-way putters here are sized for practice and mini golf, so check the length and the listing before taking one to a competition.