Tommy Armour Impact No. 2 Wide Blade Putter

Wider through the body than a conventional blade, the Impact No. 2 keeps a blade footprint while pushing mass out toward the edges. A double-bend neck sets the shaft ahead of the face and leaves the head with only slight toe hang, which fits a stroke that arcs a little but not much. Call it the middle setting. Players fighting a touch of face rotation usually settle down behind a head shaped like this one.

Two builds, 34 inches and 35, with the same midsize Winn grip used across the 2021 heads. If your stroke swings on a real arc, the plumber's-neck No. 1 rotates far more willingly through impact and will feel less like it's resisting you. If it barely arcs at all, the face-balanced No. 3 Align makes the safer landing spot. The No. 2 Wide Blade sits between them, and that's who it's for: golfers who love the look of a blade but don't actually putt like one.