Bronze Model M
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Bronze Model M is a squared off small mallet in SeeMore's Model M line, built on a straight center shaft. Hagginoaks.com described it as a design with "great appeal to those who prefer to have some of the best features of a blade and mallet in one putter," a reading that lines up with the maker's own language for the line.
The maker's page prose, describing the related PVD Classic Series version of Model M, calls it "a new squared off mallet design which also has great appeal to those who prefer blades" and notes a "Straight center shaft small mallet with a very clean look for ease of alignment and greater stability." It also points to "A lighter weight milled aluminum insert" said to enhance "feel and balance." Hagginoaks.com's reporting on the Bronze edition specifically lines up with these same details, citing a lighter weight milled aluminum insert, a straight center shaft small mallet build, and SeeMore's RifleScope Technology alignment system, though that reporting comes from the publication rather than a verified maker statement for this exact finish.
Within the Model M line, the Bronze edition sits alongside other finishes built on the same squared mallet shape and RST alignment approach. Hagginoaks.com's take frames it as a blade-mallet hybrid meant for alignment and stability, and the maker's own copy for the line makes a similar case, though the specific finish language quoted above comes from a PVD Classic Series listing rather than a Bronze-specific page.
Sources: store.seemore.com/putters (captured 2022)
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“a new squared off mallet design which also has great appeal to those who prefer to have some of the best features of a blade and mallet in one putter.”
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