Which Putter Has The Most LIV Golf Wins In 2025?

Nine players have claimed victory on the LIV Golf circuit in 2025 and, in terms of winning putters, two manufacturers have dominated throughout the season

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A red-hot putter can be the difference between a good round, and a great one, with it arguably the easiest way to save shots on the golf course.

Throughout the 2025 season of the LIV Golf League, one player has stood out among the rest as Joaquin Niemann claimed five wins in 13 starts but, somehow, didn't secure the individual standings title, as that accolade went to Jon Rahm.

Jon Rahm strikes a putt and looks down

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Although the duo dominated the individual standings, finishing 80 points clear of Bryson DeChambeau in third spot, neither really set the greens alight with the putter, ranking T29 in terms of putting average for the whole season.

Interestingly, most players on LIV Golf are equipment-free agents but, when it comes to Niemann, he and his Torque GC side are sponsored by Ping, with the quartet signed to use the brand's clubs, staff bag and logo on their caps.

Niemann doesn't change his clubs often but, like we saw with his driver, swapping from the Ping G440 LST and G430 LST, the Chilean has changed his putter throughout 2025, using the PLD Anser for four wins and the PLD Milled DS72 for one.

Joaquin Niemann with the LIV Golf UK trophy

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In fact, Ping and Odyssey dominate the standings in terms of LIV Golf wins in 2025, securing 11 victories in 13 starts, with Adrian Meronk, Sergio Garcia, Marc Leishman, Patrick Reed, Talor Gooch and Dean Burmester wielding models from the noted brands.

The other players to win on the LIV Golf League in 2025 were DeChambeau and Sebastian Munoz, who are the only individuals not to use either Ping or Odyssey.

For some time, DeChambeau has used a SIK armlock putter, while Munoz has a L.A.B Golf model in his bag which, at the US Open, secured the first Major title for the brand, when JJ Spaun used the DF3 at Oakmont Country Club.

Below, we have taken a look at which putter model has the most victories on LIV Golf in 2025…

Which Putter Model Every LIV Golf Winner Used In 2025

*putter correct as of the tournament

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Event

Winner

Driver

LIV Golf Riyadh

Adrian Meronk

Ping Vault 2.0 Ketsch

LIV Golf Adelaide

Joaquin Niemann

Ping PLD Anser (Prototype)

LIV Golf Hong Kong

Sergio Garcia

Odyssey Toulon Austin

LIV Golf Singapore

Joaquin Niemann (2)

Ping PLD Anser (Prototype)

LIV Golf Miami

Marc Leishman

Odyssey White Hot Versa One CH

LIV Golf Mexico City

Joaquin Niemann (3)

Ping PLD Anser (Prototype)

LIV Golf Korea

Bryson DeChambeau

SIK Pro C-Series Armlock

LIV Golf Virginia

Joaquin Niemann (4)

Ping PLD Anser (Prototype)

LIV Golf Dallas

Patrick Reed

Odyssey White Hot Pro #3

LIV Golf Andalucia

Talor Gooch

Odyssey Tri-Hot #2

LIV Golf UK

Joaquin Niemann (5)

Ping PLD Milled DS72

LIV Golf Chicago

Dean Burmester

Odyssey Tri-Hot 5K Seven

LIV Golf Indianapolis

Sebastian Munoz

L.A.B Golf DF3

Brand With The Most Wins During The 2025 LIV Golf Season

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Brand

Number

Ping

6

Odyssey

5

SIK

1

LAB Golf

1

Which Putter Has The Most LIV Golf Wins In 2025?

Ping PLD Anser Putter

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Ping make some of the best putters money can buy and, arguably, their most iconic putter is the Anser, which was first released to the public all the way back in the 1960s.

For four of his wins, Niemann has been using the Ping PLD (Putting Lab Design) Anser, specifically a prototype model that features a single sight dot on the top of the blade-design.

Securing the most wins in 2025, Niemann switched the PLD Anser out for the PLD Milled DS72 midway through the year, which just so happened to coincide with the European run of his schedule.

Although it's unclear as to why the 26-year-old did this, the reason may be down to the fact that European greens are typically slower than those in the United States. Because of this, Niemann opted for the PLD Milled DS72, which is a slightly heavier model than that of the PLD Anser.

Both models received five stars in our review and, in terms of Niemann, the move to the flatstick paid off as he was able to secure a fifth title at LIV Golf UK by three strokes.

Joaquin Niemann lines up a putt and walks off the green

Left: Niemann during LIV Golf Adelaide. Right: Niemann during LIV Golf UK

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Along with Niemann, Meronk secured the season-opener in Riyadh using a Ping model, specifically the Vault 2.0 Ketsch, which has been in his golf bag for some time.

Odyssey were the second most successful brand on the LIV Golf League in 2025, with multiple equipment-free agents using their putters to gain titles this season.

Garcia, who has switched various putters in-and-out of his golf bag throughout the year, used the Toulon Austin for his win in Hong Kong, while Leishman wielded the White Hot Versa One CH to claim his maiden LIV Golf win in Miami.

In Dallas, Reed had the White Hot Pro #3 in the bag, while Gooch secured a second victory at LIV Golf Andalucía using the Tri-Hot #2. Both are blade-style putters, which is quite a contrast to Burmester's Tri-Hot 5K Seven, a mallet/fang design putter.

The final two brands come from SIK and L.A.B Golf, with DeChambeau and Munoz using them to win in Korea and Indianapolis.

For some time, DeChambeau has been using the Pro C-Series Armlock from SIK, securing two US Opens and multiple wins on the PGA Tour and LIV Golf League.

Munoz, meanwhile, is one of the many pros to put the L.A.B Golf DF3 in the bag, which is one of the best zero torque putters on the market. For those who don't know, a zero torque putter is designed to make sure the face twists as little as possible through the stroke.

JJ Spaun became the first player to win a Major championship using a L.A.B Golf putter and, throughout the last 18 months, they have become increasingly popular on the professional circuits.

Matt Cradock
Staff Writer

Matt joined Golf Monthly in February 2021 covering weekend news, before also transitioning to equipment and testing. After freelancing for Golf Monthly and The PGA for 18 months, he was offered a full-time position at the company in October 2022 and continues to cover news and social media.

Taking up the game when he was just seven years of age, Matt made it into his county squad just a year later and continues to play the game at a high standard, with a handicap of around 2-4. To date, his best round came in 2016, where he shot a six-under-par 66 having been seven-under through nine holes. His favorite player is Rory McIlroy, despite nearly being struck by his second shot at the 17th during the 2015 BMW PGA Championship.

Matt’s current What’s In The Bag?

Driver: Honma TW747, 8.75°

Fairway Wood: Ping G430 LST 15°, 19°

Irons: TaylorMade P.7CB

Wedges: Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 Tour Satin, 50°, 56°, 60°

Putter: Cleveland TFI 2135 Satin Cero

Ball: Titleist Pro V1

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