Lazrus Putters Review (Premium Blade & Mallets With Milled Face)

Lazrus putters have been launched in both blade and mallet options, offering premium product design at a fraction of the cost of other brands.

Having first shot to prominence with some seriously impressive Lazrus wedges, the company have since added various irons sets, driver, fairway woods, hybrids, putters and a stylish bag in the range too.

Two putters were first launched in 2024 when a slick black headed blade and mallet with milled face hit the the market.

In late 2025, the LAZ2 ZT putter was added to the range as the brand’s budget answer to the zero-torque models form the biggest manufacturers around.

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Lazrus Blade & Mallet Putters Specs & Design

Lazrus putters come in both mallet and blade styles, catering to the preferences of various golfers and preference for flat stick style.

Key to the design is the milled face of the putter head, which ensures controlled ball spin, precision and feel that is associated with high-end brands like Scotty Cameron.

The all-black putters have a crank hosel design, have a toe hung setup and are both traditional in looks with the mallet a mid-mallet style putter head.

The putters include a loft of 3 degrees, a lie of 72 and both have an overall putter head weight of 380g for a slight toe hang balance.

Adding to the balance is the midsize 10.5″ grip and regular flex steel shafts at 34 inches, with the Lazrus created to providing premium performance and a budget price.

Each of the putters feature a contrasting blue alignment aid, a magnetic head cover for protection, are available for right and left-handed golfers and come with a one-year warranty.

Lazrus Zero Torque Mallet Specs & Design

The LAZ2 ZT mallet features a mid‑size mallet profile with perimeter weighting and a head weight listed at approximately 368 grams to promote a smooth, pendulum‑style tempo.

This heavier head works in tandem with the zero‑torque shaft orientation to reduce twisting through impact and prevent the face from opening or closing excessively during the stroke.​

The zero torque design is aimed at players who benefit from mallet‑style forgiveness and easy alignment, but who want the added help of a face that resists twisting under pressure.​

The ZT concept in the Lazrus line mirrors the broader zero‑torque category by shifting shaft insertion and mass properties so the head naturally returns to square without the player fighting rotation.

Available in left or right-hand configurations with True Temper shafts and custom lengths, the LAZ2 ZT allows comes in a variety of putter head colour options to suit personal preferences.

Lazrus Golf Putters Review: Are they any good?

Lazrus have always been an underdog outperforming their status and the new premium putters continue that very theme.

Having tested both the blade and mallet, we found them to be far better than the price would indicated in all facets from performance on the greens to durability and quality.

The balance and feel of the putters encourage a more stable and smooth putting stroke through impact and the milled face produces plenty of forward roll on the ball.

The superior visual alignment line, with the blue against the black of the clubhead particularly striking, significantly aided our putting success.

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FAQs

How much does the Lazrus putter cost?

The putters are premium but the price point is budget, retailing around $80. The new LAZ2 ZT is priced at around $158.

What style are the Lazrus Premium Putters?

It is available in both blade and mallet options and comes in both right and left hand options. The LAZ2 ZT is also a mallet but has a center shaft for the low torque setup.

Does the Lazrus putter come with a warranty?

Yes, they have a one year warranty as standard as well as a 30 day guarantee after purchase.