Custom Blade Putters
Classic blade profiles milled from 303 stainless for feel and feedback — engraved and cut to your length.
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- Free shipping on orders $50+ — every putter ships free
- CNC-milled and engraved in the USA
- Any logo, text or artwork — proof before we engrave
- Rush turnaround available
Not sure which length?
Our chart matches your height and posture to the right shaft in under a minute.
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Milled here. Engraved for you.
Every piece starts as solid bar stock on our CNC mill and finishes on the laser — the same process behind our putters.
Solid metal, not plated castings
Brass, 303 stainless and aluminum, machined from billet.
A proof before we engrave
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Built for the course
USGA-conforming ball markers and divot tools, tour-quality milled putters.
Custom blade putters, milled from 303 stainless
The blade putter is the choice of purists and tour professionals who demand maximum feel and feedback on every stroke. Phoenix Putter Co’s custom blade putters are CNC-milled from 303 stainless steel with precision milling patterns that deliver a soft, responsive touch.
Our blade designs—including the Origin—feature compact head shapes with traditional toe-hang for players who use an arcing putting stroke. Each blade putter can be fully customized with your choice of finish, engraving, paint fill, and grip.
Looking for more forgiveness? Explore our mallet putter collection, read our blade vs. mallet comparison, or browse all custom putters to compare every model. Every putter ships free — add a headcover or spare grip to the same order and it ships free too.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a blade and mallet putter?
Blade putters have a compact, traditional head shape that provides more feedback on off-center hits. They’re preferred by players with an arcing stroke. Mallet putters have a larger head with more weight distributed to the perimeter for extra forgiveness.
Who should use a blade putter?
Blade putters suit golfers who have a slight arc in their putting stroke and prefer a compact, traditional look at address. If you value feel and feedback over forgiveness, a blade putter is an excellent choice.