Milled Mallet Putters - CNC Milled with Higher MOI

What is a mallet putter?

To be included in this collection we determined a mallet putter to be a type of golf putter characterized by its large, rounded or square-shaped head, which is typically much larger and more elaborate than a traditional blade putter.

The larger head allows for more weight distribution around the perimeter of the putter, creating a high moment of inertia (MOI). This feature makes mallet putters more forgiving, meaning that even on off-center hits, the putter face remains more stable, helping to keep the ball on line.

*For this collection we also included mid-mallet putters as we see them closer to mallets than traditional blade putters.

What is a milled putter?

A milled putter refers to a putter that is entirely crafted from a single block of metal, usually through a CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milling process. The entire head of the putter, including the face, sole, and back, is machined from one solid piece of metal.

This results in a putter with consistent feel, balance, and weight distribution throughout the head, offering a higher level of precision and craftsmanship. Milled putters are typically more expensive due to the time-consuming and meticulous manufacturing process.

Key Features of Milled Mallet Putters:

• Large, Weighted Head: The bulkier head design helps improve stability and balance, especially during the stroke.
• High Forgiveness: Thanks to the weight distribution, mallet putters are known for their forgiveness, making them a great choice for golfers who struggle with accuracy or consistent contact.
• Alignment Aids: Many mallet putters feature visual alignment aids on the top of the putter head, which help golfers line up their putts more easily.
• Varied Designs: Mallet putters come in a wide variety of designs, from circular, square, and even more futuristic shapes, allowing for different preferences in terms of feel and visual appeal.
• CNC Milled From A Single Billet of Metal: Regardless of the shape, the putter must be manufactured using the CNC (Computer Numerical Control) milling process.