Best used putters under $200

A putter is the club you use most, and used ones hold up well: no grooves to wear, and a face that rarely changes. Under $200 delivered reaches recent lines from Cobra, Odyssey, Ping, Edel and more. Start with two picks made by a published rule, or browse every line in stock, newest first.

On Oct 26, 2026, the stores Used Club Finder tracks had 596 used putters under $200 in stock across 55 models, from $79.98 (shipping included, right-handed). The newest model among them was the TaylorMade SYSTM2 (2026), from $148.98.

Under $200 From $200 to $300 How we pick

Under $200

From $200 to $300

How we pick

Every used club in stock at our stores under the price, right-handed, delivered price including shipping where the store publishes it. One row per model, ordered by a fixed rule: newest model first (a later generation is the clearest upgrade at the same price), then the best condition available under the cap, then the lowest price. Commission never affects the order. Click a model to see every listing, its grade and its store. Start here picks the putter line with the largest saving against its launch price among the three newest model years on the page, then the largest saving of any age, counting only putters in Very Good condition or better (normal use or less on our scale) and lines whose launch price we have on record. A line's launch price is its standard model's. No pick is a review: we compare specs, prices and grades, not how putters roll. Prices checked Oct 26.

What usually lands here

In mid-October 2026, the used putters under $200 delivered at GlobalGolf were mostly Cobra's 2024 3D Printed and Vintage lines (from about $149 to $180), Edel's 2024 Array (from $149), Ping's 2025 Scottsdale (from $139) and Odyssey's 2024 Ai-ONE Cruiser and 2025 Ai-ONE Silver. From $200 to $300 sat much of Mizuno's 2025 M.Craft X, Odyssey's Ai-ONE Square 2 Square and L.A.B.'s OZ.1. Scotty Cameron's current Studio Style and Phantom lines started at about $375 used, so they rarely land here.

What to check on a used putter

Head and neck first. A face-balanced putter suits a straight-back stroke and one with toe hang an arcing stroke, and the neck mostly decides which you get: each line's page lists every head with its neck and balance. Length: most are sold at 33, 34 or 35 inches, and a used one may have been cut down or extended, so check the listing. Grip and face: grips are cheap to replace; dents in a milled face or a worn insert are not. Ask whether the headcover comes with it.

Every putter line we cover is on the putters page. Premium putters are faked: see how to spot fake clubs.

Above $200: used Scotty Cameron putters and used Odyssey putters, with today's price for every line, and which Scotty Cameron to buy.