SIK putters (general DLT line)

The SIK DLT line centers on Descending Loft Technology, a face built with four flat surfaces set at progressively decreasing loft, from 4° down to 1° according to golfrus.co.uk's reporting. That same reporting describes a 100% CNC milled 303 stainless steel face, finished in either black PVD or satin, and put across five head designs and six hosels, including the Pro, DW, SHO, Jo, and Flo shapes. Golfrus.co.uk also reports a 20 C Series, an endorsement from Bryson DeChambeau, a shaft partnership with LA Golf, and a 3D printing collaboration with Cobra Golf. None of this is verified by the Record independently; it's carried here as one publication's account.

On weight and fit, golfrus.co.uk reports head weights generally in the 370g to 400g range, with many putters over 400g, and an adjustable weight range of 10g to 25g per weight, allowing a total head weight increase of up to +30g. The same source describes 138 fitting combinations across the line and a consistent launch angle of around 1.5°.

The Community's read on feel is where the line draws its most consistent attention. Feedback described as muted and less clicky, with a solid, feedback-rich strike, roll consistency, and less skid on mishits, is offered up by golfers weighing in on the DLT face. Against that, the same voices and golfrus.co.uk both flag the line as expensive for a premium, fully milled option, and heavier than average, which may not suit a golfer who wants a lighter, more traditional feel. A few also note the smashed-spider aesthetic of some heads as a matter of taste rather than performance. Those two threads, feel praised and price or weight questioned, sit side by side in what's been said about this line, and neither cancels the other out.