M.Craft II

The M.Craft II line, as our record holds it, arrives as a single release: the 2020 model that Mizuno brought to market in January of that year, per the maker's own dating, with golf.com corroborating the year independently. There's no earlier or later entry on file to trace an arc through, so what we have is a single point in the line's history rather than a lineage across seasons.

That single point carried tour credibility from the start. Mizuno's own page lists the M.Craft II as played by both Adrien Saddier and David Dixon on the European Tour, giving the release a competitive pedigree rather than a purely retail one.

On the retail side, mygolfway.com reported the putter becoming available in March 2020, a couple of months after Mizuno's stated release. That same outlet described deep face milling aimed at a softer feel and pure roll, a moderate putting arc fit, and a Lamkin Deep Etched Full Blue cord grip, while golf.com and mygolfway.com both spoke to a run of finishes, white satin, blue ion, and black ion, with mygolfway.com naming them more specifically as Classic White Satin, Blue ION, and Black ION. Those are editorial accounts, not maker or Record confirmations, and readers weighing the finer points of feel, fit, or finish should treat them as one publication's reporting rather than settled fact.

As it stands, the M.Craft II's record here is the story of one release, well corroborated on when it arrived and who played it, and further filled in by outside reporting on how it was built and dressed.