Originally introduced in our GEN2 putter lineup, the Pyramid Face Pattern has been re-engineered for maximum performance. Based on Tour feedback and R&D testing, the groove depth has been adjusted to optimize feel and initial ball velocity across the face. The updated face design also helps ensure consistency and other significant factors that affect roll such as launch angle, spin rates, and skid distance.

The balance of a putter can be fine-tuned by changing the location of the weights. Based on the hosel selected, fine-tuning can alter the overall clubhead weight, as well as influence launch conditions.

The introduction of a high-density tungsten insert allowed the CG to be moved farther away from the shaft axis, creating greater face angle stability and higher MOI.

Originally introduced in our GEN2 putter lineup, the Pyramid Face Pattern has been re-engineered for maximum performance. Based on Tour feedback and R&D testing, the groove depth has been adjusted to optimize feel and initial ball velocity across the face. The updated face design also helps ensure consistency and other significant factors that affect roll such as launch angle, spin rates, and skid distance.

The balance of a putter can be fine-tuned by changing the location of the weights. Based on the hosel selected, fine-tuning can alter the overall clubhead weight, as well as influence launch conditions.

The introduction of a high-density tungsten insert allowed the CG to be moved farther away from the shaft axis, creating greater face angle stability and higher MOI.

Optimal for players with a mild amount of face rotation and for those with straight- and arced-stroke types. The plumber’s neck hosel orients the shaft axis midway between the heel and face center, resulting in a mid-toe hang angle which significantly reduces the rotational inertial forces.

Optimal for players who tend to push the ball, the double bend hosel orients the shaft axis plane through the CG to create a face balanced hang angle, which reduces the inertial force required to rotate the putter face.

Optimal for players who have more rotation in their stroke and will appreciate the greater control and stability, the heel-shafted hosel orients the shaft axis far into the heel side of the putter to create significant toe hang, which increases the inertial force required to rotate the putter face.

Optimal for players who desire the greater control and stability – or who suffer from the yips, the armlock hosel orients the shaft axis through the CG to create a face balanced hang angle, which reduces the inertial force required to rotate the putter face.