Abstract: A golf putter includes a putter head that is equipped with three ball-striking surfaces, such that the putter can be used by a right-handed golfer or a left-handed golfer, employing either a conventional putting stance perpendicular to the ball roll path or a non-conventional putting stance facing the ball target. The club head is connected to the shaft at a center location coinciding with the head center of gravity. Also, the upper surface of the putter has a central cavity and two opposing rails that cause the putter weight to be concentrated at the perimeter of the head, thus tending to minimize the effect of mishits on ball travel accuracy on all three ball striking positions. The shaft to head connection is aligned with the ball roll in all ball striking positions.