The Best New Mallet Putters of 2017
Mallet putters offer golfers something more stable and forgiving than a traditional blade putter and are more suited to straight back and straight through strokes, so what are the best new Mallet putters on the market for 2017? We take a look at some of the best mallet putters available in 2017 including the Bettinardi iNOVAi 3.0, the Mizuno MP A-303, the PING Vault Bergen and the TaylorMade TP Mullen and Berwick.
Bettinardi iNOVAi 3.0
The Bettinardi iNOVAi 3.0 features bi-metal construction, a black anodized finish and Bettinardi’s proprietary F.I.T. (Feel-Impact-Technology) Face in their newest tour-proven shape yet.
This putter also features a hand polished 303 stainless steel weight, which is bolted to the aluminium body and precisely positioned for maximum M.O.I. characteristics. Each head design is available in standard or counterbalanced, as well as the option of a centre-shaft.
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Specification
Length Range: 35”
Head Weight: 358g
Stroke Type: Straight
Price: £249.00
Learn more on the Golfshake website here or visit the Bettinardi website here.
Mizuno MP-A303
The Mizuno MP-A range has been designed to offer the best in precise alignment and soft feel through forging and milling. The Score Lines on the bottom of the putter reduce skid and offer a true roll. The Top Line bevel creates an easy alignment aid and finally, the Black IP deep finish frames the ball perfectly.
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Specification
Length Range: 33.5” – 34.5”
Stroke Type: Straight
Price: £179.00
To learn more, visit the Mizuno website here.
PING Vault Bergen
Inspired by the renowned Gold Putter Vault, PING has gone back to the future to offer the new Vault series. Players will experience improved touch and speed control with the patented True Roll face technology. This technology offers individually milled face patterns that vary in depth and pitch across the face, which speeds up off-centre impacts.
The body of the Bergen putter is milled from 6061 T-6 aluminium on-site in PING’s machine shop, where craftsmen oversee every precise detail, including the milling of the TR face technology. This putter also offers improved stability and roll characteristics through the stainless steel bottom weighting, which boosts MOI and lowers the CG. This putter also features a double-bend shaft that can be adjusted to match either a slight arc or straight stroke type. Available in a Platinum or Slate finish.
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Specification
Length Range: 35”
Lie Adjustability: +/- 2
Head Weight: 365g
Stroke Type: Slight Arc/Straight
Price: £275.00 (fixed) or £299.00 (adjustable)
Find out more about the PING Vault series on Golfshake here, or visit the PING website here.
TaylorMade TP – Mullen and Berwick
The new TaylorMade TP collection is inspired by the likes of Jason Day and Dustin Johnson and features a new Pure Roll insert to improve roll. The insert combines 45° grooves with a soft polymer to promote a superior forward roll and reduce skidding across varying surfaces. The Pure Roll insert has been engineered to bring the grooves into direct and active contact with the ball during impact.
The Mullen and Berwick putters in this series make up the classic mallet tour proven models of the TP Collection. The Mullen boasts and more compact mallet design with two sightlines on the back cavity and a short “S” hosel that allows for a slight toe hang of 38 degrees. The Berwick model is your more traditional rounded mallet shape with a thicker topline and a single sightline on the back cavity. This putter also features a slight step-down cavity and a single bend ¾ shaft offset to create a face-balanced hang. Finally, both mallets feature two 5 gram weights in the sole.
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Specification
Length Range: 34” – 35”
Head Weight: 350g
Stroke Type: Slight Arc/Straight
Price: TBC
The TaylorMade TP Mullen and TP Berwick will be available at retail in March 2017.
Learn more on the Golfshake website by clicking here, or visit the TaylorMade website here.
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