Combining a popular mallet shape with a special hosel design and zero-torque balance, PXG adds another option to its putter ...

Question: You mentioned on social media that Brian Harman won with a zero-torque putter. How does it differ from a regular mallet? Should I switch? Answer: I can't answer the second question for you.

I went to Oregon to learn how physics can change your putt and your attitude, checking out the big picture on eliminating micro-adjustments.

If you’re looking to level up your putting this golf season, it might be time to look beyond the traditional gear in your bag and explore something different — like a zero torque putter ...

PXG just dropped the latest addition to its Zero Torque lineup: the Bat Attack ZT Putter. It’s a fresh take on one of PXG’s most popular mallet shapes, now built for even more stability ...

Lucas Herbert used a second-hand putter to tie the course record in the opening round at the International Series Japan.

Harman added TaylorMade's unreleased Spider 5K-ZT (zero torque) prototype to the bag, switching from his nearly decade-old TaylorMade Spider CB OS. The putter is TaylorMade’s first entry into ...

Blending zero torque with ultra-high MOI and a face insert designed with AI, Odyssey boasts Square 2 Square Max 1 putters deliver great performance.

The second drop in PXG’s Zero Torque Putter collection, the Bat Attack ZT Putter builds on the momentum of the PXG Allan® Putter. The proprietary design is engineered to minimize face rotation ...

The brand that made its name with bold looks, bold claims and bolder price tags is back at it again — this time with the Bat Attack ZT Putter, the second installment in its Zero Torque (ZT ...