M.CRAFT V
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe M.CRAFT V is the fifth head in Mizuno's M.CRAFT line, released in 2021 with a mallet head shape, according to golf.com's reporting. The maker's page lists a face milled from 1025 mild carbon steel, CNC milled, and finished in Classic White Satin with bold Blue ION and intense Black ION accents, though golf.com separately describes the release as coming in three finishes. Golf.com also reports a slant neck and maximum toe hang suited to a stroke with a strong arc, details that place this particular head at the arc end of the M.CRAFT range rather than at the face-balanced end.
Head weight is verified at 355 grams, sourced to golf.com. The putter shipped stock with a Lamkin Deep Etched Full Blue cord grip, a KBS Tour shaft, and a premium patch M.CRAFT headcover, all per the maker's page. It also came with a weight kit, two 3 gram and two 13 gram weights interchangeable with the fitted 8 gram weights in the sole, a detail confirmed on both the maker's page and by golf.com, giving the fitter some room to adjust swing weight and feel without altering the head itself.
On price, the maker's page lists MSRP at £249, 299 Euro, and $299, while golf.com reports $299.95 in the US, a small enough gap that it likely reflects rounding rather than a genuine discrepancy. Golf.com also reports an availability date of February 21 for this release.
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The M.CRAFT line
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