Pro C-Series

The SIK Pro C-Series carries one of the more distinctive faces in modern putting, built around what golfmonthly.com describes as Descending Loft Technology, with sections of the face decreasing in loft from top to bottom. The line's dated entry point on record is the Plumbers Neck Putter of 2020, which the maker's page lists as a Tour-Inspired Design in 303 stainless steel, built to 35.0 in and finished right handed.

Golfmonthly.com's account of the broader Pro C-Series shape describes a classic, Anser-style build with rounded corners and clean lines, set off by a black sightline, and notes an adjustable shaft system with swappable hosel options. The same publication points to Bryson DeChambeau as a notable user of the Armlock version. On finish, golfmonthly.com is blunt, calling it raw, dull, almost unfinished, a criticism echoed in the Community's own read on the line.

Where reviewers converge is on how the ball comes off the face. Community opinion holds that the Pro C-Series produces very consistent launch and roll, easy to judge for speed, with the ball hugging the ground after strike. Golfmonthly.com's own words track closely: performance wise, there is a lot to like about SIK, specifically how well the ball hugs the ground after you strike it and how consistent the distance of where putts finish is, especially from long range. The praise for roll and the complaints about cosmetics sit side by side across both sources, with no attempt in either to talk the reader out of one or the other.