The putter is the one club in the bag where used and new perform almost identically. There's no clubface compressing a ball at 160km/h, no adjustable weights working loose over time, just a milled or cast head, a shaft, and a grip. That makes putters the single best value category on the used market, and the easiest way to get a premium putter for a fraction of its retail price.

At Rising Sun Clubs, we hand-source premium pre-owned putters on regular buying trips to Japan, where golfers upgrade often and look after their gear meticulously. Every putter is inspected and honestly graded before it's listed, and we ship Australia-wide: Scotty Cameron, Odyssey, Bettinardi, Ping and more. Flat $30 shipping, free over $600.

Why UsedWhy a Used Putter Is the Smart Buy

Putter design is more about feel and alignment than raw technology, and that means the design cycle matters far less than it does for drivers or irons. A putter that's five years old can feel and roll a ball exactly like one bought yesterday, because it has no moving parts to wear out and no face material that degrades with use.

Searching "used putters Australia", "second hand Scotty Cameron", or "cheap golf putters for sale"? You don't need to settle for whatever's local. Rising Sun Clubs ships Australia-wide, so you get a curated, regularly updated range wherever you are. For the full picture across every category, read our used golf clubs buying guide.

The BrandsWhich Used Putter Brands Are Worth Buying?

Putters hold their retail value better than any other club, which is exactly why buying used matters most here. These are the four brands most sought after in Australia:

What to CheckChoosing the Right Putter

Toe hang and stroke type. A face-balanced putter suits a straight-back-straight-through stroke, while a toe-hang putter suits players with more of an arc. Match the head style to how you actually swing the putter, not the brand.

Mallet vs blade. Mallets are larger and more forgiving on off-centre strikes, blades are smaller and preferred by players who want maximum feel and workability on the green.

Face insert vs milled face. An insert gives a softer sound and feel, a fully milled face gives firmer feedback. Neither is better, it comes down to personal preference.

Left-handed options. We regularly carry left-handed putters too. Browse our left-handed collection if that's what you need.

Why Rising SunThe Rising Sun Clubs Difference

Unlike Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree, every putter at Rising Sun Clubs is properly inspected and honestly graded before it's listed. Our club grading system gives you a clear picture of face and finish condition, no vague descriptions, no surprises when your parcel arrives.

We source our stock directly in Japan on regular buying trips, where premium putters are looked after meticulously and rarely reach the Australian market in this condition. Combined with flat $30 Australia-wide shipping and free delivery over $600, there's no easier way to add a quality used putter from a brand you trust.

FAQCommon Questions

Are used putters as good as new? Yes, generally. Putters have no moving parts and no clubface compressing at high speed, so a well-graded used putter performs almost identically to new.

How do I know if a putter suits my stroke? Face-balanced heads suit a straight-back-straight-through stroke, toe-hang heads suit players with more arc. If you're unsure, a mallet with some forgiveness is a safe starting point.

Are your putters sourced from Australia or Japan? Japan. We make regular buying trips, hand-select premium used putters, grade them, and ship from Adelaide Australia-wide.

What if the putter I want isn't in stock? Submit a club sourcing request and we'll look for it on our next trip, great for left-handed and specific-model requests.

How much is shipping? Flat $30 anywhere in Australia, free on orders over $600.