Super Select Del Mar

The Super Select Del Mar is a solid milled, insert-free build, a departure from the Teryllium insert and elastomer membrane construction of the archival Del Mar 2. Where that 1998 model relied on an inlay alloy and injected membrane to soften feedback, this release goes the other direction entirely, with a dual-milled face technology doing the work that inserts once handled. The head is 303 stainless steel per the maker's page, milled in the United States, with a mid-high toe flow and a 3/4 shaft offset also listed there.

Specs land at 3.5 degrees of loft and 70 degrees of lie, both a touch off the archival Del Mar's numbers, which ran 4 degrees of loft and lie readings of 72 and 71 degrees across its early years. Stock lengths are 33, 34, and 35 inches with half inch custom increments, and the maker's page lists custom lie from -2 to +2 degrees and custom loft from -1 to +1 degree, giving a fitting window well beyond the fixed 35 inch spec sheets of the archival releases. It ships with a Pistolero Plus grip, and the maker's page lists sole weights scaled to length, 2x20 grams at 33 inches down to 2x10 grams at 35 inches.

Golf Monthly reported this putter as part of a second drop in May, though that detail comes from the publication rather than the maker. Against its own lineage, the Super Select Del Mar reads as a modernized, insert-free take on a mid-mallet shape that has moved through face-balanced Classics form and a Teryllium-inlay era before landing here on dual-milled steel.