Zebra Golf AIT1 Golf Mallet Putter, Right Hand

Really happy with putter, quality seems to be of a high standard and putting within 5 foot seems to be easy to align thanks to the lines on the top of the putter.

Great Putter! The only thing I did was get an oversized grip for it. Love it!

Other than everything lately has gotten expensive I had a zebra putter in early 90s paid 50 bucks for it loved that putter. Love New one balance a great putter

This is a well-balanced, eye-friendly club that only old-timers would remember (Ray Floyd won a Masters decades ago with a Zebra). For me, the length and grip weren't quite right, so I had the pro at my home course take it on for lengthening the shaft and applying a slightly beefier grip (I use the arm-lock method, for those golf nuts who are familiar with the terminology of such methods). Given that, the Zebra is eminently functional, especially on those annoying 3 to 6 footers that can mean the difference between par and bogey for good players, and bogey and double for hacks like me. It just seems to line itself up correctly most of the time, more than other putters I've tried.

It’s a good quality putter. I’m old enough to remember the Zebra brand from the seventies as good quality. It comes with a nice head cover. You can get extra weights to make the head a bit heavier. I’ve used an old bullseye blade putter most of the time so it takes a little getting used to using a mallet putter. Again, its’s a good quality putter but in the end it depends on who is wheeling it.

The feel, design and quality is excellent. Grip also superb. Aesthetic aspects of the Zebra are unmatched. Mine came with 15 gram weights which can be changed out to other sizes.