M.Craft #3

The Mizuno M.Craft #3 came out in 2021 as part of the three-model M.Craft line. Golf Monthly's reporting describes it as the largest of the three heads, built with a half-moon shape, and the publication attributes to it more stability on those all too common off-centre strikes, a description that points toward a mallet-leaning, forgiveness-oriented build rather than a blade.

On construction, Golf Monthly's review lists the face as forged from premium 1025 mild carbon steel, finished in black. That combination of a soft carbon steel face with a black finish is consistent with what Mizuno has done elsewhere in its putter work, though here the specifics come from the publication's own testing rather than a maker-issued spec sheet.

Golf Monthly also reports the #3 as face-balanced, which tracks with the head shape described above. Larger, half-moon profiles paired with face-balance and off-centre forgiveness suggest this model was positioned as the more stability-focused option in the M.Craft line, sitting apart from whatever the #1 and #2 heads offer. Nothing here comes from Mizuno's own materials, so readers weighing the #3 against its siblings should treat these figures as one outlet's account of the putter rather than a manufacturer's confirmed spec.