Golf putters for girls

A lightweight and balanced putter for a young golfer

The weight of the head affects the smoothness of the swing. A junior putter for girls combines a lighter head with a short shaft, allowing the player to swing the club with her shoulders without straining her wrists. You can easily test the balance: if it’s resting across a finger at the shaft level, a putter known as face balanced will keep the face pointing towards the sky, indicating it rotates little during the stroke, which suits straight movements. If the tip points down towards the ground, the putter better supports an arc-like motion. A head that is too heavy can be tiring at the end of a practice session and makes feel inconsistent on long putts.

The rest of the bag

Clubs for girls also come in:

• Beginners.
• Drivers.
• Fairway Woods.
• Hybrids.
• Iron Sets.
• Single Irons.
• Sand Wedges.
• Club Sets.

All clubs are gathered on the girls' clubs page.

Thin grip and face insert: touch is key

With small hands, a grip that is too thick prevents feeling the club head and encourages a tight hold. A thin grip allows for a relaxed grip, palms facing each other with thumbs resting flat on the top flat area. The face also affects the touch: a insert made of soft material absorbs the impact and produces a muffled sound, while a machined metal face gives a firmer feel and a clearer sound. Many young female players prefer the insert, which makes short putts softer to control; the best indicator remains to try both on a practice green, with a few balls and no score pressure.

Routine and putting games to build confidence

A consistent routine before each putt helps establish regularity: read the slope from behind the ball, choose a spot to aim at a few centimetres in front of it, make two practice swings while looking at the hole, then align yourself and strike without hesitation. If practiced regularly, it becomes a reflex that protects against stress in competition. To improve, games work better than repetition: the clock game, with six balls placed in a circle a meter from the hole, or the zone challenge, where you must stop ten long putts within a circle marked with tees. Each successful series boosts confidence.

Good deals

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Frequently asked questions

What length putter is suitable for a girl?

Standing in position, with a bent torso and eyes above the ball, the hands should naturally fall onto the top of the grip. Junior putters are chosen based on the player's height, not her age, and should be changed when she has grown by about ten centimetres.

Is there a specific putter for girls?

A girl can use a junior putter of the right length; models made for them mainly differ by having a lighter head, a thinner grip, and specific colors. The essential factor is ensuring appropriate length and weight.

Does a mallet head help her to start?

Yes, the mallet head, which is wider, provides reassurance at address: its sight lines make alignment easier and it rotates less on off-center impacts. A blade head, which is thinner, will be suitable later for a player who likes to feel the precise contact.

How to keep focused on a short putt?

Decide on the line before settling in, then only look at the back of the ball until you strike. Keeping your head still for a moment after impact helps avoid raising your shoulders and sending the ball off-line.

How to protect a putter in the bag?

A putter cover prevents impacts against other clubs, which can damage the face or insert. After a wet round, wipe down the head and grip, and avoid leaving the bag in the sun in a car, as the heat can damage the grip rubber.