PXG Allan ZT Long Putter

Forty-five to forty-seven and a half inches makes the Allan ZT Long a broomstick, and pairing that length with zero-torque geometry is an aggressive combination. The S-hosel is what removes the torque, bringing the shaft axis into line with the head so there is nothing for the face to rotate about. Inside, an S-COR polymer fills a hollow body behind an ultra-thin milled pyramid-pattern face. A PXG split grip tops it.

Long putters and zero-torque heads solve overlapping problems, which makes stacking them either redundant or decisive depending on the golfer. Anyone who has tried a broomstick and still pushed putts is the person this is for. Four lengths plus a counterbalanced build, both hands, in black. Get fitted rather than guessing at a club this long.