CX Series

The Cure CX Series arrived in 2016 with two heads released together, the CX1 and CX2, and a variant of the CX1 recorded separately as part of what our files list as the Classic Series. All three share a 2016 date, which suggests a single generative moment for the line rather than a slow build across years.

What we hold on the CX1 and CX2 comes entirely from intothegrain.com, and it points to a pair of putters built to a common blueprint. Both are reported at a 5 inch face width, a 70 degree lie, and 2.5 degrees of loft, with a spiral milled face called out on each. The head weight figures move around a bit depending on which row you look at, intothegrain.com's reporting on the CX1 gives ranges of both 334 to 376 grams and 342 to 384 grams, while the CX2 is reported at 342 to 384 grams. Whether that reflects two distinct CX1 weight options or simply inconsistent reporting isn't something we can settle from what's in front of us, but it's worth knowing both figures are on record for the same head.

The 2016 Cure CX1 entry, filed under the Classic Series edition, carries the identical set of specs as the standalone CX1 row, right down to the 5 inch face, 70 degree lie, 2.5 degree loft, and spiral milled face reported by intothegrain.com. That overlap suggests this is the same putter catalogued under a different edition label rather than a distinct design, though the release rows keep it separate on our record.

Taken together, the CX Series reads as a tight, same-year release of milled putters built around a shared geometry, spiral face milling, and a stated loft and lie that stayed consistent across the heads. The spread in reported head weights is the one loose thread in the record, and it's there for the reader to weigh against everything else intothegrain.com found in hand.