Bobby Grace "the Cute Kid"

The Cobra Bobby Grace "the Cute Kid" is a mallet built around a face-balanced design, and everything golfreview.com reports about its construction points toward that goal. The site describes an aluminum head with a bent shaft running directly into the clubhead, a neck arrangement it says produces the face-balanced result rather than one bolted on afterward.

golfreview.com also reports an HSM, or "hole seeking material," insert, along with an alignment package of one central sightline on the topline paired with two additional sightlines on the flange. That's a fair amount of visual aid stacked into a single head, topline and flange both doing work to help the golfer square the face at address.

None of this is verified beyond golfreview.com's reporting, so treat the aluminum construction, the insert material, and the face-balanced claim as that outlet's account rather than a maker-confirmed spec sheet. Within the Bobby Grace line, the Cute Kid reads as a face-balanced mallet entry, distinguished mainly by its layered alignment lines and its insert, at least as far as this one source describes it.