It’s no secret that placement is key if you want to contend every week on the PGA Tour. While each professional has their own putting philosophy, drills, and practice routine, they can’t do anything without a putter they trust.
We took a look at the top 10 current PGA Tour pros who average the fewest putts per round to find out which putter they’re relying on. If it’s working so well for these players, can it do the same for you?
Which putters are the top 10 PGA Tour pros with the fewest putts per round using?
| Player | Putter |
| Harry Hall | Odyssey O-Works Black #1 Wide S |
| Taylor Montgomery | 2013 TaylorMade Ghost Spider S |
| Justin Thomas | Scotty Cameron Phantom T5 Touring Prototype |
| Sam Burns | Odyssey Ai-ONE 7S |
| Matt Kuchar | Bettinardi Kuchar Antidote Proto |
| Eric Cole | Odyssey O-Works 2 Ball CS |
| Cameron Young | Scotty Cameron Phantom T5 Touring Prototype |
| Scottie Scheffler | TaylorMade Spider Tour X |
| Andrew Novak | Odyssey Ai-ONE Milled Seven TS |
| Beau Hossler | LAB Golf DF3 |
Harry Hall: Odyssey O-Works Black #1 Wide S
England’s Harry Hall has certainly made his own Odyssey O-Works Black #1 Wide S work for him as he averages the fewest shots per round this season at 27.37. The Odyssey O-Works line has been on the market from Callaway for years. It is a blade-style shooter with a micro-hanging insert. However, some photographic evidence suggests that Hall uses a White Hot Pro insert.
Taylor Montgomery: 2013 TaylorMade Ghost Spider S
Yes, you read that right: the PGA Tour player with the second-fewest average putts per round (27.43) this season trusts a putter from 2013. It works for him, but there are plenty of other putter designs under the Spider umbrella, such as TaylorMade Spider 5k ZT.
Justin Thomas: Scotty Cameron Phantom T5 Touring Prototype
You’ll find the Scotty Cameron 2024 Phantom 9.5 in Justin Thomas’ bag, and according to the latest stats, he’s ranked third on Tour in clubs per round with this putter. One of the main features of this model (and the whole Scotty Cameron’s 2024 lineup) is the alignment-focused technology for those whose primary concern is aiming the hole accurately.
Sam Burns: Odyssey Ai-ONE 7S
Part of Sam Burns’ line-up of Odyssey Ai-One shooters Ai-One 7S shooter has proven quite reliable in 2025. You see his name mentioned over and over again when talking about great shooters and at least some of the credit has to go to this hammer.
Matt Kuchar: Bettinardi Kuchar Antidote Proto
While this is the only Bettinardi player to appear on the list of the top 10 lowest averages on the PGA Tour, Matt Kuchar has been using this brand for years. This particular model is tailored to Kuchar’s specifications, but there is a whole set of Antidote putters that feature technology to keep the golf ball on track.
Eric Cole: Odyssey O-Works 2 Ball CS
Eric Cole is sixth on the list for fewest putts per round, thanks in part to the Odyssey O-Works 2 Ball CS. Like other Odyssey O-Works models, this one features the micro-hinged insert and iconic two-ring design that make this gauge instantly recognizable. While you can’t exactly buy this meter, if you want the next best thing, look no further Odyssey Microhinge V-Line 2-Ball Putter.
Cameron Young: Scotty Cameron Phantom T5 Touring Prototype
The 2025 season was a big year for Cameron Young, from his first PGA Tour win at the Wyndham Championship to being a member of the Ryder Cup team. Like Justin Thomas, Young relies on the Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5 Tour Prototype, which helped ensure his admirable average.
Scottie Scheffler: TaylorMade Spider Tour X
If you’ve watched Scottie Scheffler over the past couple of years, you’ve likely noticed his vastly improved pitching performance. The TaylorMade Spider Tour X plays a role with this and offers multiple customization options to suit a wide variety of putting styles (including Scheffler’s!).
Andrew Novak: Odyssey Ai-ONE Milled Seven TS
Another Odyssey shooter on this elite list belongs to Andrew Novak, with the ninth fewest shots per round average (28.06). The Ai-ONE Milled Seven TS is a mallet filled with Odyssey’s AI-engineered putter, which can help with ball speed and distance control.
Beau Hossler: LAB Golf DF3
The only LAB model on this top 10 list, the LAB Golf DF3 is Beau Hossler’s favorite model. While it is certainly attractive for its unique design, could it be its ease of use and durability that are one of the secrets to the success of the Hossler deployment?
Final thoughts
The top 10 PGA Tour players with the lowest average shots per round represent a wide range of putters on the market, even some older players who have stuck with them since their amateur days. Perhaps one of the best 10-shooter models can help you take fewer putts each round, but ultimately you have to equip yourself and experiment to find the best putter for your game.
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