M.Craft I

The Mizuno M.Craft I arrived in January 2020, according to the maker, and reached shelves that March, per mygolfway.com. It was verified as being played by both Adrien Saddier and David Dixon on the European Tour, a detail Mizuno itself puts forward and golf.com's reporting echoes.

The record on the head shape itself is messy, and worth flagging rather than smoothing over. Golf.com calls the M.Craft I a blade. Mygolfway.com, meanwhile, describes it in three different ways in its own coverage: a square back with mid slant neck and max toe-hang, a classic heel-toe putter with plumber's neck and mid toe-hang, and elsewhere a face-balanced mid-mallet. Those aren't reconcilable descriptions of the same head, so take the "I" designation as a starting point rather than a settled shape. What both outlets agree on is the material, 1025 carbon steel, worked with CNC milling, with mygolfway.com adding that the face gets deep milling for a softer feel and pure roll.

Mygolfway.com lists the I at 355 grams, fitted with a Nippon Original shaft and a Lamkin Deep Etched Full Blue cord grip, and finished in Classic White Satin, Blue ION, or Black ION, a finish list golf.com corroborates in substance. The same source notes a weight kit, two 3 gram and two 13 gram weights swappable with the stock 8 gram fitted weights, and a premium patch headcover in Mizuno's staff colors. Golf.com places the I within a three-putter release for 2020, and mygolfway.com's reported price for it was 299 EUR.