The 10 Best Belly Putters

The heavy, mallet-style Paragon WinR Pacifica (around $29) gives you a clear line of sight from the ball to the hole, allowing you to accurately map out your stroke beforehand. Actually hitting it in the direction you want it to go is still up to you, though.

If you're not sure how committed you'll be to this whole belly putting business, the Ping Nome (about $179) features an adjustable shaft that extends as long as 46.5" or as short as 37.5. It is a little heavier than most of the manufacturer's other clubs, but that can add stability.

The 21-inch Winn grip Precise SP-009 (about $72) gives you plenty of purchase for your hands, so even if you don't choose to anchor it on your stomach, you'll still have maximum control on every stroke. The ball alignment on the head will help steer your putt true as well.

The Boccieri Golf Heavy (around $114) sports a blade-head design for all the traditionalists out there. It's toe balanced, making it a smart choice for anyone with a lot of arc in their stroke, and the extra 200 grams inserted in the grip offer counter balance throughout the putt.

It looks like a stick from the future, and the Pinemeadow Golf PGX (around $48) can possibly help your short game reach the next level. Its 380 gram Tour weight ensures it's capable of handling faster greens, while giving your ball a smooth forward roll.

The unique tropical finish on the Rife Barbados (about $149) helps you to easily find it when you need it, while also setting it apart from every other putter on the course. It emphasizes the LieAline markings on the top of the head, so you can quickly line up that birdie chance.

You don't have to worry about blinding yourself with your own putter if you use the Cleveland Golf Black Pearl (about $59). Its dark finish minimizes glare, while also looking sleek and attractive in your bag. The CNC milling on the face maximizes both feedback and control.

The jumbo grip on the Tour Edge Backdraft GT+ (about $49) minimizes the strain on your wrist and keeps your stroke in line, while the bright white finish stands out against the green, making it easy to set up your next shot. The company gives you thirty days to decide if you like it.

While we'd never suggest that any ladies out there are sporting bellies, they can still use their stomachs while putting with the Yes! Emma (about $93). Its C-grooved face design will ensure your ball rolls true, even if your stroke leaves something to be desired.

The Rife Two-Bar Hybrid (about $183) has twin cylinders sticking out from its face, making it one of the easiest to line up during address. The insert-style head grips the ball when you strike it, which sends it rolling on impact but also detracts from the smooth feel.