GoLo Mid

The GoLo Mid enters the Select line in 2012 as an extension of the GoLo mallet into mid-length territory. The maker's page describes it as sized up relative to its heavier headweight, positioned to give belly-putter players a modern mallet option, and notes the increased demand that led Scotty to produce a left-handed model alongside the right-handed original. On the record, this is a single release rather than a run of yearly redesigns, a stainless steel mallet built around a stepless single bend shaft.

The specifications carried across the years on record are stable. The 2012 page lists a 303SS head, 71 degree lie, and lengths of 41 through 46 inches, with custom RH and LH lengths matching and custom lie adjustment of plus or minus 2 degrees. A 2013 capture of the same model page repeats these figures without change, describing the GoLo Mid in the past tense as having gone mid-length in that logical extension of the lineage, the same phrase used to characterize the design's place within the broader GoLo family.

What the record shows, then, is a model that arrived essentially finished. Rather than a line of iterating releases, the GoLo Mid on file is one design carried forward across catalog years with its identity, dimensions, and shaft options intact. The one addition worth noting is the left-handed version the maker's page credits directly to market demand, expanding access to the design rather than altering it.