SIK Pro C-Series Putter - Plumber's Neck
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 SIK Pro C-Series Putter with a plumber's neck is one entry in SIK's Pro C-Series line, built around what the maker's page lists as Descending Loft Technology: four flat surfaces milled into the putter face, each descending in loft by one degree from top to bottom. On this Plumber's Neck version, the maker's page lists that face loft at 2 degrees, with a lie of 72 degrees and 45 degrees of toe hang.
The plumber's neck itself pairs with full shaft offset, according to the maker's page, a combination that sets this version apart from other neck options in the C-Series line without changing the face technology that defines the family. Head weight is listed at 370 grams, and the putter ships with the maker's SIK Standard Grip at 65 grams.
As with the rest of what's on record for this release, these figures come from the maker's own published specifications by way of Carl's Golfland, and describe the putter as cataloged rather than as tested. The neck and offset are the variables that distinguish this version from its C-Series siblings, while the descending loft face is the constant that ties it back to the line.
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