Specs: Milled 303 stainless steel with tungsten and steel sole weights and grooved face (Z2s, Z5s); Milled 6061 aluminum with tungsten weights and grooved face (Z1) Available: Nov. 7 Who it's for: The ...

Specs: Hollow-bodied 303 stainless steel head with polymer injection, S-hosel with 2-degree forward press, Pyramid Face Pattern with dual adjustable sole weights Who it’s for: Golfers seeking a stable ...

Zero torque putters have dominated the discourse in golf equipment over the past couple of years with demand on tour rising ...

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, which are now ...

PXG is once again proving that it doesn’t just build golf clubs—it engineers performance weapons. With the release of the PXG Allan ZT in a sleek new Double Black finish and the all-new Bat Attack ZT, ...

PXG continues to innovate and make itself a player in the zero-torque putter wars. It's difficult to talk PXG without talking putters, and it's difficult to talk putters nowadays without talking about ...

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.

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.