10 PGA Tour Pros With The Fewest Putts Per Round In 2025 And Their Putters

Englishman Harry Hall has certainly made his Odyssey O-Works Black #1 Wide S work for him as he’s averaging the fewest putts per round this season at 27.37. The Odyssey O-Works line has been on the market from Callaway for years. It’s a blade-style putter with a micro-hinge insert. However, some photo evidence suggests Hall uses a White Hot Pro insert.

Taylor Montgomery: 2013 TaylorMade Ghost Spider S

Yes, you read it correctly: the PGA Tour player with the second-fewest average putts per round (27.43) this season puts his faith in a putter from 2013. It works for him but there are many other putter models under the Spider umbrella, such as the TaylorMade Spider 5k ZT.

You’ll find the Scotty Cameron 2024 Phantom 9.5 putter in Justin Thomas’s bag and from the latest statistics, he’s dialed in with this putter as he’s third on Tour in putts per round. One of the key features of this model (and the entire 2024 Scotty Cameron lineup) is the alignment-focused technology for those whose top concern is aiming correctly at the hole.

Part of the Odyssey Ai-One putter lineup, Sam Burns’s Ai-One 7S putter has proven quite reliable in 2025. You consistently see his name mentioned when talking about excellent putters and at least some of the credit has to go to this mallet.

Matt Kuchar: Bettinardi Kuchar Antidote Proto

While this is the only Bettinardi putter to make an appearance among the list of top 10 lowest putting averages on the PGA Tour, Matt Kuchar has used this brand for years. This particular model is tailored to Kuchar’s specifications but there is an entire lineup of Antidote putters which features technology to keep the golf ball on the correct path.

Eric Cole: Odyssey O-Works 2 Ball CS

Eric Cole is sixth on the list of fewest putts per round, thanks in part to his Odyssey O-Works 2 Ball CS. Like the other Odyssey O-Works models, this one features the micro-hinge insert and the iconic two-circle design that makes this putter instantly recognizable. While you can’t buy this exact putter, if you want the next best thing, look no further than the Odyssey Microhinge V-Line 2-Ball Putter.

The 2025 season was a breakout year for Cameron Young, from his first PGA Tour victory 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 secure his admirable putting average.

If you’ve watched Scottie Scheffler over the last two years you’ve likely noticed his vastly improved putting performance. The TaylorMade Spider Tour X plays a role with this and it offers numerous customization options to fit a wide variety of putting styles (including Scheffler’s!).

Another Odyssey putter model on this elite list belongs to Andrew Novak, with the ninth-fewest putts per round average (28.06). The Ai-ONE Milled Seven T S is a mallet packed with Odyssey’s AI-designed insert, which can help with ball speed and distance control.

The only L.A.B. model on this top 10 list, the L.A.B. Golf DF3 is the putter Beau Hossler favors. While it’s certainly eye-catching for its unique design, could it be its ease of use and stability that’s one of the secrets to Hossler’s putting success?

Final thoughts

The top 10 PGA Tour players with the lowest average of putts per round represent a wide variety of putters on the market, even some older putters they’ve stayed with since their amateur days. Perhaps one of the top 10’s putter models can help you make fewer putts each round but ultimately you should get fitted and test to find the best putter for your game.