The Fat Lady Swings HSM

The Fat Lady Swings HSM carries a soft insert, according to golfreview.com's reporting, a detail the publication attributes to the putter rather than something Cobra itself has stated on record here.

What the Record holds beyond that spec comes from the same outlet's review, and it's mixed. golfreview.com praised the head for never twisting off center, calling out the alignment lines as second to none, and reported that testers drained more putts with it in play. The same body of opinion notes distance control issues when the ball was struck high on the face, a complaint that sits alongside the praise for stability rather than contradicting it outright. Community sentiment aligns with that split: a head that resists twisting and lines up well, paired with a face that seems to want the strike low and center to behave.

Nothing here places the HSM against other builds in The Fat Lady Swings line beyond what's written above. The insert, the alignment praise, and the off-face distance concern are the whole of what's in front of us, and they point in the same direction: a putter whose forgiveness on off-center hits earned real praise, with the soft insert as the likely reason those distance complaints surfaced when contact drifted high.