Classic Blade Style
Timeless by design.
A clean, traditional blade style that brings a classic look to every setup.
Precision
CNC-Milled Face
Precision you can feel.
A precisely milled face promotes consistent contact and responsive feedback at impact.
Clean Alignment
See the line. Make the stroke.
Simple alignment dots provide a clear reference at address without adding visual distraction.
Comfortable Grip
Comfort in every stroke.
Designed for a comfortable, secure hold to help maintain a natural feel throughout the stroke.
Specifications
- Loft
- 3°
- Lie
- 72°
- Length
- 34"
- Head Weight
- 360g
- Shaft
- Stiff
- Hand
- Right-Handed
FAQ
A blade putter features a slim, compact head with a traditional shape. Compared with larger putter designs, it offers a cleaner look at address and more direct feedback at impact, making it popular among golfers who prefer a classic putting feel.
The main benefits of a blade putter are its compact shape, clean setup, and responsive feedback. Its simple design appeals to golfers who prefer fewer visual distractions and a more traditional feel when putting.
The main difference between a blade vs. mallet putter is the head design. Blade putters are compact and typically provide more direct feedback, while mallet putters have larger heads that generally offer higher stability, forgiveness, and more prominent alignment aids.
Choose based on what you value most at address and during the stroke. A blade may suit you if you prefer a compact shape and responsive feel, while a mallet may be better if you prioritize stability, forgiveness, and stronger alignment assistance.
Mallet putters are often easier for beginners because their larger heads typically provide more stability and forgiveness on off-center strikes. However, beginners who prefer a clean setup and compact head can still feel comfortable using a blade putter.