RX1

The Cure RX1 shipped in 2013, and the record holds it as a lie adjustable putter, a fact corroborated across editorial sources rather than a single one. That adjustability is central to how the RX1 was described elsewhere: cureputters.com wrote of a putter where you could have adjusted the weight and lie angle, and listed it as a lie adjustable, High MOI putter. Plugged In Golf described it as coming in a rainbow of colors, with a heel-to-toe size of 6 inches inches, and put its MOI figure at 18,600. Cureputters.co.uk called it a huge mallet putter and tied its debut to the 2014 PGA Merchandise show in Orlando, though the year on record for the release itself is 2013.

Community and outlet reaction leaned strongly positive, though the record shows it as opinion rather than fact. Cureputters.com quoted a response calling it the most technologically advanced putter ever made, adding, I want to be involved. Cureputters.co.uk carried a similar note, that the writer wanted to be involved. Beyond that enthusiasm, a separate opinion on file praised the RX1 for incredible stability and control and great feel, calling it the most advanced putter the reviewer had seen, though that claim is not attached to a named outlet here.

Taken together, the RX1's file is built almost entirely from what outlets reported about its adjustability and its MOI, with the maker's own adjustable-weight, adjustable-lie concept as the throughline. The praise on record is uniform in direction, if not in source, and the reader is left to weigh cureputters.com's and cureputters.co.uk's own promotional language against Plugged In Golf's more measured spec reporting.