These are all the putters used by winners on the PGA Tour this season

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The PGA Tour has played 29 events so far this season, and as we often see, a hot putter is a big reason that each of these winners have lifted trophies in the 2019-’20 season. Employing a variety of shapes and styles, the putters used by those players are as varied as their strokes. Currently Scotty Cameron putters have the most wins with eight, followed by Ping with seven and TaylorMade with six. SIK and Odyssey each have four wins. Here’s a look at all the winning putters on the PGA Tour this season along with a key putting stat from the week the player won.

A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier

Key putting stat: Niemann ranked first in strokes gained/putting with his platinum-finish putter, picking up more than eight shots on the field on the greens.

Sanderson Farms Championship

Key putting stat: Ranked fifth in strokes gained/putting, more than six shots better than the field average.

Key putting stat: Champ made 21 birdies over 72 holes but needed just five putts from outside 10 feet to do so.

Shriners Hospitals for Children Open

Key putting stat: Na made a PGA Tour record 558 feet, 4 inches of putts over the four rounds. His strokes gained/putting mark for the week was an unheard of 14.516 strokes better than the field.

Key putting stat: Griffin ranked a mediocre 54th in greens in regulation but made the most of the opportunities, ranking first in putts per GIR with 1.604.

Key putting stat: Thomas used his mallet putter with a SuperStroke Pistol GT Tour grip to rank 10th in putts per green in regulation.

Key putting stat: Woods needed just 89 putts on the 55 greens he hit in regulation (1.618 average) in making 27 birdies en route to victory.

Key putting stat: Made seven consecutive birdies putts on holes 2 through 8 in the final round.

Key putting stat: Converted all nine of his par-save putts over his final 36 holes to play the last two rounds bogey-free.

Key putting stat: Saving par and converting birdies are key to winning. Todd did both in Mexico, ranking T-8 in putts per green in regulation and T-4 in scrambling.

Key putting stat: Duncan jarred a 25-footer on the final hole to get into a playoff with Webb Simpson, then he made a 13-footer for the title on the second extra hole.

Sentry Tournament of Champions

Key putting stat: Thomas ranked second in putts per green in regulation. Holed a 10-foot bogey-saving putt on the 72nd hole to get into playoff.

Key putting stat: Rode a hot putter to victory, picking up 8.232 strokes on the field on the greens (ranked first).

Key putting stat: Made a pair of six-foot birdie putts on the 71st and 72nd holes to win by two over Abraham Ancer.

Key putting stat: Over the final nine at Torrey Pines South, Leishman made a 14-footer for birdie at No. 11 followed by a nine-foot par save at 12. A five-footer for birdie at 13 was followed by a 12-footer at 14 and an eight-footer on 15 for crucial par saves.

Waste Management Phoenix Open

Key putting stat: Simpson holed a 17-foot birdie putt on the 72nd hole and one from similar length in overtime to secure the win.

Key putting stat: Taylor ranked second in putts per green in regulation for the week.

Key putting stat: Not known for his putting, Scott was nonetheless a respectable 27th in strokes gained/putting and 15th in putts per green in regulation for the week.

Key putting stat: Rolled in a 30-footer for birdie on the final hole to capture his first PGA Tour title.

Key putting stat: Reed led the field in strokes gained/putting for the week and helped his cause by converting 13 par-save putts out of 16 chances.

Key putting stat: Im holed a pair of eight-foot birdie putts on the two “Bear Trap” par 3s, Nos. 15 and 17, at PGA National’s Champion course.

Arnold Palmer Invitational

Key putting stat: Ranked 15th for the week in strokes gained/putting, picking up 3.357 strokes on the field.

Key putting stat: Made a putt from 10 feet, 5 inches on the final hole for birdie, enough to get into a playoff with Collin Morikawa, which he won.

Key putting stat: Simpson sank putts of 10 feet, 22 feet, 14 and 18 feet along with a two-putt birdie from 40 feet on the par-5 15th to secure the win with a final-nine 30.

Key putting stat: Johnson’s putting was key at TPC River Highlands. He ranked fourth in strokes gained/putting and made putts on Sunday of 27 feet on the par-3 eighth, 24 feet from the fringe on the following hole and a 16-footer on the par-4 14th.

Putter: SIK Tour prototype

Key putting stat: DeChambeau’s distance grabbed the headlines, but he also ranke first in strokes gained/putting, picking up nearly seven strokes on the field.

Key putting stat: Morikawa hit 53 greens in regulation and averaged just 1.585 putts per GIR to lead the field in that stat.

Key putting stat: Although 30th in strokes gained/putting, he picked up more than three strokes on the field on the greens.

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Key putting stat: Thompson picked up his putter at a municipal course nearly two decades ago. He picked up two strokes on the field on the greens during the final round.

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