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A forgiving Spider mallet with a single bend shaft and the Rollback alignment top, in a longer length for taller golfers. The listing gives no loft, and some listed specs look unreliable.
A right-handed titanium mallet putter in the notchback configuration, with a single bend hosel and a headcover. Only one length is offered, and the detail sheet stops short of balance and fit data.
A sleek wingback mallet with toe flow from a jet neck, blending blade looks with mallet forgiveness. Hand orientation and warranty are not listed for this version.
A high-stability mallet with heavy perimeter weighting and a topspin insert for golfers who want a steady stroke. It is large and heavy compared with a blade.
A refined classic blade for a golfer who wants the iconic Newport shape with adjustable weighting. Right handed only on this listing.
A strong blade option for a golfer with an arcing stroke who wants more toe-flow and soft feel. Right handed only on this listing.
A forgiving mallet for a golfer with a straight stroke who wants soft feel and clear alignment. Right handed only on this listing.
A refined blade putter for a right handed golfer who wants a classic Newport shape at a standard length. The listing is thin and lists two different head materials.
A compact milled wingback mallet with a soft insert for golfers who want mallet stability without a large head. Loft, lie and neck style are not listed for this version.
A new left-hand putter with a mallet head, a stated loft and a headcover included. Length is selectable, with one figure shown as the current option.
A right-handed steel-shafted putter with an oversized grip and a bent-neck head design. It comes with a headcover, and the listing gives no loft, lie or head weight.
A right-handed black L-neck blade putter with a standard grip. The listing gives no loft, lie angle or insert detail.
A compact neomallet with the White Hot insert and a Stroke Lab shaft for golfers who want a smooth tempo and mallet stability. The listed length conflicts between fields.
An arm lock mallet that recreates the steadiness of an anchored stroke within the rules for golfers fighting wristy putting. It takes a different setup, so practice before using it in a round.
A traditional steel blade putter in a longer length with a stiff steel shaft. Weight and toe hang are not listed, so the stroke fit is hard to judge.
A vented mallet with the classic White Hot feel for golfers who want stability and alignment. Neck style and warranty are not listed.
A forged mallet for golfers who like a soft feel off the face and want to tune head weight themselves. Only one length and the right hand version are offered in this listing.
A forgiving blade putter for golfers who like a classic head but miss the center. Interchangeable weights help tune feel, though the listing does not say which come installed.
A fully milled center shafted half moon mallet with a leather grip for golfers who want a precise, soft feel. The description says forged while the bullets say milled, which muddies how it was made.
A right-handed black blade putter with a standard grip and a bent neck. The listing gives no loft, lie angle or insert details.
A right-handed Odyssey putter with a Rossie head, described as having the softest insert yet. Loft and lie angle go unlisted.
A left-handed Odyssey putter with a plumber neck, supplied with a head cover. Lie angle and head weight are absent from the listing.
A right-handed mid-mallet putter with a double bend hosel, corded grip and extra stiff shaft. Lie angle and headcover details are missing, and the warranty entry refers only to manufacturer defects.
A women's length White Hot OG putter in the One head style with a headcover included. Head shape is listed inconsistently, so check images before ordering.
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