P-101
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Arnold Palmer P-101 Blade Putter is a heel-toe weighted blade, built with what monsteroftheweek.blogspot.com described as a flowing non-plumbers neck flange, and finished in a black head color. The publication also reported it fitted with Golf Pride grips and available in a 33-34 inch length.
Opinion on the P-101 sits at 4.0 out of 5 across the one review on record. That review praised the classic look of the head and the heel-toe weighting, and it flagged a real tradeoff on the other side: off-hits cost the putter distance at its shorter lengths, and it was noted as not one of the recent putters touting high MOI. monsteroftheweek.blogspot.com put it plainly: the Arnold Palmer P-101 blade putter has a classic look to it.
As a release, the P-101 reads as a straightforward, traditionally shaped blade rather than a forgiveness-first design, a distinction the reviewer drew directly by contrasting its weighting and neck geometry against the higher-MOI putters it was being measured up against.
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“The Arnold Palmer P-101 blade putter has a classic look to it”
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