Originally Posted by bulldog2k

Not knowing anything about anything (28 handicap) won't stop me offering my opinion

Putting is hugely personal - try loads, even ones that seem wacky to you, and choose the one that fits your hands. It's not that easy to buy a 'good' one. What's most important is that it feels comfortable to you.

Remember that you should buy the actual putter you putt best with, because you can always think about making your choice, then searching/waiting for one of that model to come up on Ebay, particularly with the better known brands - which may not spec out to the one you tried.