Edel Array System

The Edel Array System is a fitting platform rather than a single head, built around modularity. According to pluggedingolf.com, the system offers four head shapes (B-1, F-1, F-2, F-3), four necks or hosels (single bend, short plumbers neck, slant neck, long plumbers neck), and six alignment plates featuring dots, lines, and perpendicular lines, which the publication reports combine into 72 mallet combinations and 8 different blades. Pluggedingolf.com also describes the B-1 head as a wide-body Anser, and notes that all components are adjusted with a Torx wrench, sold separately.

Pluggedingolf.com called the Array system easily one of the best putter fitting systems it had come across, adding that it's enhanced by Edel's willingness to open it up to the golfer. That review frames the Array less as a putter with a fixed identity and more as an open architecture, where the golfer or fitter selects head, neck, and alignment independently rather than buying a finished product off a rack. The Community notes on file echo that same read, pointing to the extensive fitting customization and the user-friendly adjustability as the draw, with the open system philosophy cited as the thing that sets it apart from a typical model line.

Because the Array is a system rather than a single spec'd head, there isn't a lone "stock" build to weigh it against here. The record instead holds a menu: four shapes, four necks, six plates, and the combinations pluggedingolf.com counted from them. Anyone sizing up the Array against Edel's other work, or against another maker's fitting-driven lineup, is really sizing up how far that menu goes and whether the adjustability described here matches what they're after in a fitting.