Slazenger Mallet

The Arthur Knight Slazenger Mallet carries little on the record beyond a single reported spec. According to convexgolf.com, the putter is built with negative loft, a detail that sets it apart from the vast majority of putter faces, which are built with some measure of loft to help lift the ball out of its sit and onto a forward roll. That figure comes from a publication's reporting, not from the maker or from verified testing, so it should be read as one outlet's account rather than an established number.

Within the Slazenger Mallet line, this is the entry the record identifies as carrying that negative loft figure. There's no maker-published material here to compare it against, and no house review to weigh in on how it plays. What's held points to a mallet built around an unusual face angle, and readers who want to know more will need to look past what's in front of us here.