M.Craft OMOI

The M.Craft OMOI line arrived in 2022 as a three-headed launch, the OMOI 01, 02, and 03, each built around the same forged 1025 carbon steel construction but spread across different geometries. Fairwayjockey.com described the 01 as a slant neck design with some shaft offset and the most toe hang of the trio, while the 02 carried a plumber neck with what the publication called the most shaft offset along with the 03, and toe hang that falls right in the middle. The 03 broke from the others as a full mallet, also noted for that same higher offset. Teeboxgolf.com.au added that the 01 came in face-balanced, forged from soft 1025 steel, with the face itself CNC-milled and running without inserts. Early reception was warm across the board: thehackersparadise.com singled out the OMOI 3 from the launch group, noting that the familiar sound of the m-craft IV was comforting and that the heavier weight promotes a smooth stroke, while teeboxgolf.com.au flagged the face-balanced 01 as a fit for straight-back-and-through strokes.

By 2023 the line had consolidated into a single flagship, the M.Craft OMOI 04, still face balanced per teeboxgolf.com.au, and still built from 1025 carbon steel according to golfmonthly.com. The 04 introduced a compact winged mallet shape and a named grip, the Lamkin OMOI Sink Fit pistol-style grip, cited by both golfmonthly.com and teeboxgolf.com.au, and it expanded finish options to double nickel silver, blue ion, and black ion. Golfmonthly.com called it a premium milled putter that offers the stability of a mallet, while producing the feel of a blade, and praised the CNC milled face for its soft feel and the interchangeable weights for adjusting feel. That same reviewer flagged friction points, too: the larger grip as standard won't please everyone, and the 13g weights too heavy for reviewer, caused missed putts to the right.

The line's most recent entry, the M-Craft OMOI 4, kept the forged 1025 mild carbon steel face that tgw.com described, paired with a deep face milling pattern and a face-balanced setup, offered in white satin, blue ion, or black iron finishes per tgw.com, with golf.com noting an availability date of August 23rd. Reviewer sentiment stayed consistent with the line's throughline: tgw.com reported that the heavier head weights on these putters is noticeable and does its job of helping keep the face square at impact, and separate coverage praised the OMOI 4 for standing out on short range putts and for a soft yet solid feel. Across its six releases, the OMOI line has stayed loyal to a forged carbon steel face and a heavier head as its calling cards, while the shape underneath, from slant neck blade to plumber neck to full mallet to winged mallet, has moved around considerably more.