M CRAFT Type I
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe M CRAFT Type I is a square back putter in Mizuno's M CRAFT line, described by retailer Maple Hill Golf as forged with a 1025 mild carbon steel face. That listing puts the milling as precision CNC milled with a deep milled face, paired with a mid slant neck and max toe-hang, which places the head toward the toe-hang, arc-stroke end of the spectrum rather than a face-balanced design.
Maple Hill Golf's specs list a 4 degree loft and a weight kit of two 3 gram weights and two 13 gram weights interchangeable with two 8 gram fitted weights, giving the Type I some built-in adjustability for swingweight or feel preference. The same listing notes a matching headcover included with the putter as sold new.
Set against a square back shape with max toe-hang and a mid slant neck, the Type I reads as a traditional-toe-hang blade within the M CRAFT line, built for players who prefer an arcing stroke over a straight-back-straight-through motion. The forged construction and mild carbon steel face point toward a softer feel at impact, consistent with what retailers describe as the intent behind the deep milling pattern.
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The M CRAFT line
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