2020 Special Select Fastback 1.5

The 2020 Special Select Fastback 1.5 is a mid-mallet, a designation confirmed by 2ndSwing and repeated across the maker's own listing, which describes the face as fully milled and insert-free. That last point gets a variant reading from pluggedingolf.com, which names the face material as 303 stainless steel rather than describing it in terms of milling alone. Both are describing the same head; the Record holds them side by side rather than picking one.

Plugged In Golf's rundown fills in most of what we have on the build itself: a ¾ shaft offset with a slightly slanted neck, an aluminum sole plate with dual weight ports, and a weighting scheme that moves mass from center to heel and toe, replacing it with that aluminum plate. Stock specs per the same outlet include 15 gram weights, a 34 inch length, a Pistolini Plus grip, a single black alignment line running to the back edge, and 4 o'clock toe hang. All of that is Plugged In Golf's reporting on this specific release, not a maker-verified spec sheet, and should be read that way.

On feel, Plugged In Golf's review calls it beautifully executed, adding that the Special Select Fastback 1.5 feels as good as it looks and praising forgiving and consistent performance. Community opinion held on the Fastback 1.5 leans the same direction, praising visual appeal and pleasing, forgiving feel, though it also flags a couple of gripes: no medium size grip option, and no love for the stock velcro headcover. Between the editorial praise and the Community's more mixed texture on grip and headcover, the picture of this release is a putter whose head and feel draw consensus while its stock accessories draw some pushback.