Are the new black carbon putters from Mizuno and Bob Bettinardi inserts?
That is not an insert in the new Black Carbon series from Mizuno and Bob Bettinardi. Fresh off receiving a Silver in the 2008 Golf Digest Hot list, the new Black Carbon putters from Mizuno and putter maestro Bob Bettinardi are showing off new ways to provide an insert-like feel and softness while still using a one-piece construction milled face.
How much does the 2021 Bettinardi studio stock 7 putter weigh?
The 2021 Bettinardi Studio Stock 7 putter comes in one configuration with specs that are typical of modern mid-mallet putters. It weighs in at 358 grams, just a touch heavier than standard.
What are Mizuno putters made of?
The putters are milled from one piece of milled carbon steel. The Honeycomb face milling that’s become synonymous with Bob Bettinardi goes through an intense milling process that, according to Mizuno, leaves only “30% of the face material in contact with the ball to give you a softer and more responsive roll.”
What is the Bettinardi studio stock 7 head shape?
The Studio Stock 7 uses Bettinardi’s HMM (Half Moon Mallet) shape, which is one of their best original designs. This head shape is often used for Tour or custom shop putters, and it’s great to see it widely available again.
Should I buy a black carbon milled putter?
For those who prefer the soft feel of an insert, the Black Carbon gives you that in a one-piece milled putter. Hopefully as these become more popular there will be some additional models or at least the ability to get different neck configurations for each model.
What is the Mizuno craft line?
The M.CRAFT line lives up to Mizuno’s reputation for producing equipment of absolute precision and feedback. The original M.CRAFT I, II and III were introduced in 2020 with three more stable shapes added for 2021 – M.CRAFT IV, M.CRAFT V and M.CRAFT VI.