Method Converge

Golflink lists the Method Converge as a 2015 release, placing it several years after Nike's original Method line first reached the market.

Our own review of the Method putters was written in 2010, well before the Converge came along, and it focused on the original 001 through 005 heads that built the line's reputation. That review described the Polymetal Groove Technology insert as the thing that separated Method from Nike's earlier, less successful Unitized putters, and praised how cleanly the ball came off the face compared to the skip and skid of more conventional milled faces. The 001 head, an Anser-style blade, was singled out as the shape most associated with the line's early visibility on tour.

The Converge itself does not appear in that review, since it postdates it by five years. What we hold on this specific release is the year of its arrival, as reported by golflink.com, set against a line whose foundational identity, at least in our own testing, was built around groove technology, a milled 303 stainless face, and a price point our review called notably reasonable for the premium putter category at the time.