MIZUNO M CRAFT
Mizuno is renowned for its forged irons, and for good reason. But the company has taken its storied club manufacturing to other areas in recent years with outstanding results, including the putter market with its M Craft range.
Expanded with three additional models in early 2021, the M Craft range features a variety of head shapes and neck styles, with every head forged from 1025 mild carbon steel then CNC milled to create great looking, performing and feeling flatsticks.
Used on the European Tour, M Craft putters are oered in a range of finishes, while headweights are adjustable with an easy to use weight kit and Mizuno Australia oers custom loft, length and lie angle when ordering a putter.
To accommodate the custom options and to help golfers find the model best suited to their individual putting stroke, Mizuno oer putter specific fitting days, where a Mizuno sta member utilises Trackman to dial in a new wand.
One of the great appeals of the M Craft range beyond the feel and technology one would expect from a product bearing the Mizuno name, is the range of toe hang options in the line. Oerings vary from maximum toe hang of the M Craft I to suit an arcing putting stroke to the face balanced III and VI mallet models, and everything in between.
Through the six head styles, variable head weights, custom options, toe hang variances and finishes there is bound to be an M Craft putter to suit any and every golfer. And the Gripmaster leather grip as standard adds to the premium nature of a putter line deserving of being stamped Mizuno.
RRP: $699 www.mizunogolf.com