Teryllium Two Del Mar 2 Mid Slant

The 1999 Teryllium Two Del Mar 2 Mid Slant is a heel/toe weighted mid-mallet built on a Newport hosel, giving it quarter toe hang and what the maker's page calls "optimal toe flow." The defining feature is the Teryllium inlay itself, a 12-metal alloy that the maker's page describes as creating "a distinctly soft feel and solid feedback," paired with an injected elastomer membrane meant to dampen vibration at impact. Specs on record have this release at 35 inches in length, 71 degrees of lie, and 4 degrees of loft.

By the time the Del Mar 2 reappears in the maker's archive for 2001, the description shifts slightly, calling it "a traditional mid-mallet design" with the mid-slant affording "a clean view of the ball" and creating "less tow flow," alongside a deep back flange said to set the ball up nicely at address. The 2001 page keeps the same Teryllium inlay and elastomer construction, and the specifications carry over unchanged at 4 degrees loft, 71 degrees lie, and 35 inches. Whether one reads that as continuity of the same design across model years or simply the maker updating its copy, the hard numbers for this 1999 release sit fixed against that later listing.