Method MOD
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 Method MOD line opens in 2010 with the MOD 00, a 90 degree toe-hang model that amateurgolf.com described as milled from a single block of 303 stainless steel, with grooves cut into the face and a polymer injected into the sole channel and face grooves. That same outlet listed the putter at 299 USD, available that November, with head weights of 360 grams in the 33 and 34 inch lengths and 345 grams at 35 inches. It stands as the line's starting point on record, a single-model release built around a naming convention tied directly to toe hang.
The line resurfaces in 2014 with two entries, the Method Mod 60 as its own release and a broader Method MOD 00; 90; 60 grouping reported by golflink.com for that year. Thehackersparadise.com's writeup of the Mod 60 described a heel shafted mid-mallet #9 style head, one of four different headshapes in the family, finished in what the outlet called a premium satin chrome finish and built around Polymetal Groove technology and a Method Polymetal Insert. That same review called the Mod 60 one of the more impressive feeling and sounding putters from an OEM out there, with plenty of feedback to the user through the stroke, but with an extremely favorable plush feeling that many expect out of a high-end putter.
Community and reviewer opinion on the Mod 60 wasn't uniform in its particulars. Detailed milling and the satin finish drew praise, along with a well-balanced sound and feel and a roll described as quick, clean, and pure. But the same body of opinion flagged the large red accent in the rear flange as not for everyone, a detail thehackersparadise.com also noted as a red accent in the rear flange cutout, and pointed out that the rounded sole could be easy to set up too toe-up or toe-down without care. The 2010-to-2014 arc, then, shows a line that carried its toe-hang naming logic forward while expanding headshape variety and leaning further into face insert technology, with the visual and setup quirks of the 60 becoming the main point of friction among those who spent time with it.
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Releases
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
What the Community says
“the Method Mod 60 is one of the more impressive feeling/sounding putters from an OEM out there, with plenty of feedback to the user through the stroke, but with an extremely favorable plush feeling that many expect out of a high-end putter.”
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