Putters: They’re very low-lofted but very highly regarded. (How’s that for a lede?) In all seriousness, no other club in the bag is quite so fussed about and fawned over as the flatstick.

And at the professional level, even greater intrigue abounds. Some players roll it with essentially off-the-rack offerings with tremendous success for years. Some strictly utilize wands that would make a luxury jeweler jealous. Some switch putters as frequently as they change socks.

It’s a boom time for putter variety as well. Ditto putter grips — and shafts! Long, long gone are the days of the Bullseye with a wrapped leather grip.

When it comes to the shortest club in the bag, it’s the Wild West, and we’re here for it.

Check out some of the putters we got in-hand photos of at last week’s PGA Tour Q-School.

Harry Higgs

The fan-favorite opts for a TaylorMade Spider GT Rollback putter with a five-gram weight near the face and equips it with a standard TaylorMade Pistol Grip. We previously saw him most often in a center-shafted Spider.

Patton Kizzire

The Auburn alum continues to roll the rock with a well-traveled mallet-style Scotty Cameron GoLo putter with deep milling.

Spencer Levin

Perhaps the most unexpected putter at Q-School was cult hero Spencer Levin’s hammY. Released 20 years ago, the long, center-shafted blade is designed to facilitate a more “natural” putting motion with the player setting up in an open stance with hands separated on the grip, right-hand low (Hence the two-piece SuperStroke Traxion grip).

Kris Ventura

Former OSU teammate of Viktor Hovland, Kris Ventura arrived at Q-School with a seasoned Scotty Cameron Newport 2 putter with a pair of 20-gram sole weights. The sole shows the mileage on this classic design!

Mark Goetz

Greensburg, Pennsylvania, native Mark Goetz prefers the beach. More specifically, he’s elected to putt with a “beached” or “floating face” Scotty Cameron 009-style putter. Milling a slot in the sole of the putter changes its sound (and thus feel). The closer the slot is to the face, the higher-pitched the sound.

Rob Oppenheim

The 20-year veteran had a mid-mallet-and-Anser hybrid PLD Ping Anser D putter in play in Florida. Oppenheim is a longtime Anser guy, so it’s no surprise to see him with this Putting Lab Design model. Ping PP58 Cord grip here as well.

Sam Bennett

Another Ping PLD offering in the bag of a much less seasoned Ping staffer. 23-year-old Sam Bennet had a Ping PLD Oslo 4 putter in the bag with a patina finish.

Callum McNeill

Piretti sighting! Callum McNeill showed up with what looks to be an 801 putter (thanks, Corey) with plenty of stamping and a single site dot. The Scot opted for a graphite L.A. Golf TPZ putter shaft and a Lamkin Deep Etched putter grip.

Carter Jenkins

The No. 7-style shape fits the Raleigh, North Carolina, native’s eye. Toulon Design Las Vegas with a Midnight Black finish and a deep diamond mill pattern. Another L.A. Golf TPZ putter shaft here, paired with what looks to be a 21-inch SuperStroke Zenergy 1.0P grip.

Check out more putters in our collection of Q-School photos in the GolfWRX forums.