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Best Putters on the PGA Tour (2026)

The best putter on the PGA Tour in 2026 is Jacob Bridgeman, gaining +0.693 strokes per round on the greens (Strokes Gained: Putting, season to date through September 7, 2026). He putts with a TaylorMade Spider Tour T 3-0 Putter.

Ranked by the official PGA Tour Strokes Gained: Putting statistic, with the current putter from each player's bag on WITBhub. Looking for the most used putter models instead? See the most used putters on the PGA Tour.

Best putters on the PGA Tour, 2026 season · 2026 season

Ranked by SG: Putting per round, season to date

Best putters on the PGA Tour · 2023-24 to 2025-26

Ranked by SG: Putting (per round, 3-yr avg)

How this list is built

Strokes Gained: Putting measures how many strokes a player gains or loses on the greens against the PGA Tour field from the same putt distances, using ShotLink data. The 2026table lists the top 30 by season average, year to date through the week ending September 7, 2026, as published by the PGA Tour (statistic 02564), transcribed September 9, 2026. The three-season table averages each player's season figures across 2023-24 to 2025-26. Putters come from each player's most recent bag on this site, so a mid-season switch shows as soon as the bag is updated.

Questions

Who is the best putter on the PGA Tour in 2026?
By Strokes Gained: Putting, Jacob Bridgeman leads the PGA Tour in 2026 at +0.693 strokes gained per round on the greens, season to date through the week ending September 7, 2026. He putts with a TaylorMade Spider Tour T 3-0 Putter.
Who has been the best putter on the PGA Tour over the last three seasons?
Sam Burns has the best three-season SG: Putting average on the PGA Tour (2023-24 to 2025-26) at +0.714 strokes gained per round.
How is "best putter" measured?
By Strokes Gained: Putting, the PGA Tour statistic that compares a player's putting on every hole against the tour average from the same distance, using ShotLink data. A positive number means the player gains strokes on the field on the greens. Rankings use the official PGA Tour season averages with the tour's minimum measured-round rule.