Every Winning Putter From The 2026 PGA TOUR Season (So Far)

It's hard to stop a hot putter on the PGA Tour, and so far in 2026, mallets continue to be a hot commodity with players across the board, especially in the winner's circle. Now, whether this trend continues for the rest of the season can't quite be predicted yet, but it will be something we will continue to monitor.

So with mallets on the mind, and the goal of once again following the trends as the PGA Tour season continues to roll on - let's dive into the winning putters on the PGA TOUR this season.

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Chris Gotterup - Sony Open: TaylorMade Spider

The TaylorMade Spider started off 2025 exactly how it finished the 2025 FedEx Cup - with a win. This time, it was Chris Gotterup instead of Tommy Fleetwood holding the trophy at the end.

Could this be another year of Spider dominance?

Scottie Scheffler - Amex: TaylorMade Spider

It's hard to stop the best player in the world when every part of their game is firing on all cylinders, and Scottie came to the Amex with one goal in mind: a win to start the season - mission accomplished.

Just like in 2025, Scottie's putter has remained unchanged from his L-Neck Spider, and I don't imagine it's going anywhere anytime soon.

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Justin Rose - Farmers Insurance: Scotty Cameron T5 Phantom Proto

At Torrey Pines in sunny Southern California, Justin Rose beat a stacked field and marched to victory after shooting a first-round 62 on the Torrey Pines North course.

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From there is was pretty smooth sailing on the South Course with rounds of 65, 68, and 70 on Sunday to beat Pierceson Coody, Si Woo Kim and Ryo Hisatsune by 7-shots.

Chris Gotterup - WM Phoenix Open: TaylorMade Spider

Although it took a playoff over Hideki Matsuyama, Chris Gotterup became the first two-time winner on the PGA Tour in 2026 at the WM Phoenix after draining a bomb on the first playoff hole.

With this win, the TaylorMade Spider sits at 3 wins in 4 events so far (with only one belonging to Scottie Scheffler). Maybe we could be seeing this Spider trend continue after all.

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Jacob Bridgeman - Genesis Invitational: TaylorMade Spider Tour

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On a course that had soft yet fast greens, putting was challenge at Riviera during the Genesis Invitational, but Jacob Bridgeman had no issues while using his TaylorMade Spider Tour. He capitalized on his great approach play (he ranked first amongst the field at Riviera), and also ranked number 1 in putting to secure his first win on the PGA TOUR.

Nico Echavarria - Cognizant Classic: Odyssey TriHot 5K Seven

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With clutch puttings down the stretch, Nico Echavarria secured the third win of his PGA Tour career at the Cognizant Classic. His putter of choice is an Odyssey TriHot Seven which featues additional mass placed towards the face for added forgiveness and face control.

Akshay Bhatia - Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard: Odyssey Jailbird 380 Broom

Although it took an extra hole against Daniel Berger, it was Akshay who came out on top at Bay Hill. It was an impressive performance that included gaining over 10 strokes on the greens against the field, which goes to show just how solid he was all week.

Cameron Young - The PLAYERS: Scotty Cameron: Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5R Tour Prototype

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Considering that putting used to be a liability for Cameron Young, in the last two years he has completed changed the narative (and stats) to become one of the top putters on the PGA Tour. Sure he might have hit the longest recorded drive down the 18th hole on Sunday, but it was his putter that helped him secure his biggest victory.

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Matt Fitzpatrick - The Valspar Championship: Personal Bettinardi Proto

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On a tough golf course, it was a long putt on the final hole that helped Matt Fitzpatrick take home his first PGA Tour win since the 2023 RBC Herritage.

Gary Woodland - Texas Children's Houston Open: Scotty Cameron GoLo CS Proto

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In what is (in my opinion) the best story of the year so far on the PGA Tour, Gary Woodland, blew away the field at the Texas Children's Houston Open to win for the first time since the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.

This victory came just weeks after an emotional interview with Golf Channel's Rex Hoggard where he revealed his struggle with PTSD on and off the golf course.

Although most people associate Gary with being one of the longest drivers on tour, he was also one of the top putters in Houston; he gained over 8 strokes on the field and ranked first for the event.

JJ Spaun - Valero Texas Open: L.A.B. Golf DF3

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Coming down the stretch, JJ Spaun was clutch with the putter, especially on 17th hole where he hit it inside 10" and drained the eagle to get the lead and never give it up.

Rory McIlroy - The Masters: TaylorMade Spider Tour

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Rory used his Spider Tour to win his second Masters and join an elite club of players including Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus.

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Matt Fitzpatrick - The RBC Heritage: Personal Bettinardi Proto

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Matt used his personal Bettinardi Prototype to win for the second time on Tour in 2026 at Hilton Head in a playoff against the World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. There must be something about the course because Matt also won this even back in 2023.

Matt & Alex Fitzpatrick - Zurich Classic of New Orleans: Personal Bettinardi Proto & Odyssey Ai-One #7S

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Not to sound like a broken record, but Matt Fitzpatrick won once again on the PGA TOUR in New Orleans, but this time did it with his brother Alex by his side. The win made it three for the year for Matt and also granted Alex a PGA TOUR Card to 2028 and access to signature events for the rest of the 2026 season.

Cameron Young - Cadillac Championship: Scotty Cameron: Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5R Tour Prototype

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Another big event and another big win for Cameron Young.

When you're 3rd in strokes gained off the tee and number 1 in strokes gained putting, thats a recipe to be hard to beat and that what Cameron Young was in Miami. Not only did he dominate the field. but he beat the best player in the world by 6 shots.

Kristoffer Reitan - Truist Championship: Ping Ally Blue

Even though he only snuck into the field through his FedEx Cup ranking, it was Kristoffer who won at the beautiful Quail Hollow Golf Club with the help of his Ping Ally Blue Onset putter that he just put into play that week! How's that for a first event to use a new club?

Brandt Snedeker - ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic: TaylorMade Spider

Although he won with a nearly decade-old driver, Brandt went the other way with his putter and won with a new TaylorMade Spider, which he had started using just over a month ago. Goes to show that sometimes all you need is something to help on the greens.

Aaron Rai - PGA Championship: TaylorMade Spider Tour V

On greens that featured tricky sections with lots of slope, Aaron navigated them to perfection with his TaylorMade Spider Tour V. It marked the 5th win in 6 tries for a TaylorMade Spider Putter.

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Wyndham Clark - CJ Cup Byron Nelson: Ping Ally Blue Onset

With the help of a hot driver and really hot putter, Wyndham Clark slayed the newly renovated greens at TPC Craig Ranch to get to 3-under par and lock in his first PGA Tour win since his win at the AT&T Pebble Beach ProAm in 2024.

Russell Henley - Charles Schwab Challenge: Scotty Cameron Phantom X5 Tour Proto

Russell Henley went berserk during the closing stretch of holes at Colonial Golf Club and birdied his final 3 to get into a playoff with Eric Cole, where he then made another birdie to win by draining a 5-footer.

This was Russell's 6th win on Tour and pushed him over the 50-million mark in career earnings.

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*This page was first published on February 16, 2026. Last updated June 2, 2026.