Mizuno Golf today introduced its most advanced putter ever – the M.Craft X.
The M.Craft X is designed to offer the refined feel of a putter blade while maintaining the forgiveness of a hammer. This duality is achieved through a shallow center of gravity (CG) that replicates the swing dynamics of a traditional board to increase control and finesse. At the same time, the larger hammer-shaped head is designed to provide stability and forgiveness on off-center hits.
Customization is at the heart of M.Craft X, allowing golfers to fine-tune their setup. Three neck styles – hydraulic, oblique and curved – suit different strokes and setup preferences.
Additionally, golfers can choose from three different back shapes to optimize balance and stability while achieving the desired head shape for a better fit. Interchangeable weights – 7 g, 14 g and 21 g – provide further adjustability, allowing players to fine-tune the feel and dynamics of the putter’s swing.
Mizuno’s new putter features a forged face and neck made from a single piece of 1025 steel, designed for exceptional feel and responsiveness.
CNC milled face ensures consistency on the striking surface, ensuring reliable roll and precise speed control. The milled aircraft-grade aluminum back enhances stability and increases the putter’s moment of inertia (MOI), and is designed for forgiveness without sacrificing touch.
The M.Craft X putter features a Lamkin Sink Fit grip decorated with a 1906 mosaic pattern – honoring the year Mizuno was founded. This intricate pattern also appears on headgear, symbolizing over a century of innovation and craftsmanship.
The M.Craft X will be available from February 3 at select retailers and the Mizuno Golf online store.
