Bronze Original FGP Mallet
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Bronze Original FGP Mallet is a finish variant within SeeMore's Original FGP Mallet line, distinguished on the record by its bronze, or brush gold, PVD coating, per hagginoaks.com. The maker's own page describes the FGP Mallet as "the perfect mallet companion to the FGP Original putters," built for "golfers who typically enjoy blades or small mallets," and carries SeeMore's RifleScope Technology alignment system across the model. Hagginoaks.com echoes that framing almost word for word in its review, calling it "a great look for golfers who typically enjoy deep flange blades or small mallets."
On balance and geometry, the maker's page states the putter is face balanced at impact, or "balanced to plane," and that this "naturally returns to square at impact" with "less manipulation during the stroke to keep the putter face on the correct path." Hagginoaks.com's reporting lines up with this, listing the same face balanced at impact and design note about far less manipulation being needed during the stroke, along with a straight, center shaft design.
Where the Bronze edition sits against the rest of the Original FGP Mallet line is mostly a matter of finish. The Record holds the bronze PVD coating as the edition's identifying trait, set against the maker's page description of a black powder coat finish elsewhere in the line's own prose, though the page excerpt supplied here is written for the FGP Mallet generally rather than the Bronze edition specifically. The reviewer's take, that this is a mallet built for blade and small-mallet players rather than a departure into the larger mallet category, is opinion, and worth weighing against the putter itself rather than taking as settled.
Sources: seemore.com/putters (captured 2020)
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What the Community says
“It is a great look for golfers who typically enjoy deep flange blades or small mallets.”
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