M-Craft One
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe M-Craft One is the Anser-style entry in Mizuno's M-Craft line, forged and milled from 1025 carbon steel according to pluggedingolf.com, with golfalot.com citing 1025 mild carbon steel as well. The head weighs 355 grams, per pluggedingolf.com, and carries deep face milling that both outlets describe in similar terms, golfalot.com calling it CNC milled with deep face milling and pluggedingolf.com noting deep face milling patterns. There's no insert; golfalot.com is explicit that the face relies on the milled pattern itself rather than any inlay. The putter shipped in White Satin, Blue Ion or Black Iron finishes per golfalot.com, listed by pluggedingolf.com as White Satin, Blue ION, or Black ION. A weight kit is part of the package, with both sites describing 3 gram and 13 gram weights that swap in for the standard 8 gram sole weights.
Reviewer reaction splits on shape and feel. golfalot.com found the feel soft off the face and called the sound a soft "tock" with medium-soft feedback, but also reported that this deadness made pace control harder to judge, writing that their miss tended to come up short of the hole rather than run past it. pluggedingolf.com's issue was more with the look than the strike, noting the head is too square for their taste even while calling the putter fine overall, and describing the design as a boxy blade similar to an Anser 2. Both sites list toe hang on the high side, golfalot.com calling it max toe-hang and pluggedingolf.com putting it around 5:30, with forgiveness assessed by pluggedingolf.com as average for Anser-style putters.
Pricing differs by market and source: golfalot.com lists £249, while pluggedingolf.com lists $300. The neck is a mid slant per golfalot.com, and the grip fitted was a Lamkin cord, also per golfalot.com. Between the two accounts, the M-Craft One reads as a putter whose Anser-adjacent shape and soft milled face draw praise for feel and looks, with the same softness cited as the source of pace-control trouble, and the squareness of the head landing as a matter of taste rather than dispute.
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What the Community says
“The 1 isn’t quite to my taste – it’s too square – but it’s fine.”
“This ‘dead’ feel meant that I found pace control was a little difficult to gauge initially – my miss was short of the hole rather than running out to the hole and past it.”
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