on qualified purchases at our brands now thru 5/4/26.
Highlights
100% Precision Milled
Soft 304 Stainless Steel
Peformance-Balanced Weighting
About This Item
FEATURES
The original 8802 putter has been a benchmark of feel and accuracy for generations. The new 8802 putter is a modern interpretation of this timeless classic, designed for today’s best players.
Headcover included
PRECISION MILLING
Each Staff Model putter is 100% precision milled with exceptionally tight tolerances for superior consistency and roll.
SOFT 304 STAINLESS STEEL
Milled from a solid block of ultra-soft 304 stainless steel to offer the perfect combination of stability and feel.
PERFECT BALANCE
Performance-balanced weighting delivers ultimate swing control with unmatched feel.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased. This putter a couple of weeks and am looking forward to putting it to use this season.
MikeLima
3 months ago
Unbelievable
There is so much unbelievable feedback in this putter. When you hit the sweetspot you cant even feel the ball touch the club. I cant say enough good about this putter.
Cookie59
3 months ago
Nice Putter
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So far so good with this putter. I have not noticed a drastic difference in my game yet, but I’m optimistic.
Tdoogs
8 months ago
Great Upgrade
I have older 8802’s that have been in my bag for the better part of 20 years. This newer version has been a nice upgrade in feel, and, thankfully not finished in chrome so I don’t get a camera flash if the sun hits it at a certain angle. Good buy!
Davey
8 months ago
[P]utter Perfection
Im sorry but the majority of the LEGENDS of golf did not use these ridiculous new batch of alien-shaped putters. They new how to putt... and they used putters like this (or this actual model)... Im a purist yes, and this putter ticks every box... butter feel, great action/roll, and it leaves it up to you to putt it into the hole without ridiculous looking putters and other mental trickery that the 'new' putters offer.
