M.Craft II

The Mizuno M.Craft II arrived in January 2020, part of what golf.com described as a three-putter release for the year. The record holds it as a classic heel-toe blade with a plumber's neck and mid toe-hang, per mygolfway.com, built from 1025 carbon steel, CNC-milled, a construction golf.com and mygolfway.com both describe in slightly different terms, one calling it forged and CNC milled 1025 mild carbon steel, the other simply 1025 carbon steel that's CNC-milled for greater precision. Either way, the shaping work sits on the softer, more traditional end of Mizuno's putter output rather than anything experimental.

On tour, both sources agree the M.Craft II was used by Adrien Saddier and David Dixon on the European Tour, giving this particular release a validated line of competitive use rather than just a catalog claim. mygolfway.com reported the putter carrying deep face milling aimed at a softer feel and pure roll, fitted to a moderate arc, and finished in Classic White Satin, Blue ION, or Black ION, with golf.com's account of the finishes matching closely. It shipped, according to mygolfway.com, with a Lamkin Deep Etched Full Blue cord grip, a Nippon Original shaft, and a weight kit of two 3 gram and two 13 gram weights interchangeable with the fitted 8 gram weights, at a reported 355 grams head weight and a 299 EUR price point, with mygolfway.com placing wider availability in March 2020.

Within the M.Craft line, the II reads as the traditionalist's entry, a blade shape rather than a mallet, dressed in the same premium presentation mygolfway.com described for its headcover, a patch cover in Mizuno's staff colors bearing the leather M.CRAFT mark. Where it sits against its 2020 siblings isn't detailed here beyond golf.com's note that it was one of three putters released that year, but the tour usage and the material spec on record mark it as a putter built for players who wanted CNC precision without stepping away from a classic look.