XM-2

The Sizemore XM-2 is a triangular mallet, built as the follow-up to the XM-1 within Bruce Sizemore's line, according to equip2golf.com, which credits Sizemore himself as designer. equip2golf.com describes a face milled through a patented computer-driven process, cross-milled in twenty-seven different directions and held to a tolerance of less than 1/1000 of an inch, with a face made of aluminum and copper metals. The same source lists the head as face balanced, fitted with a Sizemore grip by Winn Grips, a double bend heel shafted neck, and a length of 34 inches.

Sight lines on the XM-2 are described differently depending on the source. equip2golf.com calls out pronounced copper rail sight lines alongside a long white sight line running from leading edge to back edge of the triangular head, while regalbrands.com also notes the pronounced copper rail sight lines and describes the putter as meticulously designed to inspire confidence. Both sources point to the same AIM, Alignment Insert Management, technology carried over from the XM-1, with equip2golf.com adding that the insert itself is removable and replaceable. Weighting comes from two end caps at the rear, described by equip2golf.com as effortlessly replaceable, which regalbrands.com frames simply as interchangeable weighted end caps. regalbrands.com lists an MSRP of 349.99 USD.

Community opinion on the XM-2 is mixed on one particular point. It's praised for beautiful looks, a top-of-the-line premium feel, and a smaller head size said to provide forgiveness without added bulk, but the same notes describe a face with a tendency to sit open at address, despite being face balanced, a quirk compared to the Scotty Cameron Futura. equip2golf.com, for its part, called it quite simply one of the best performing mallet putters we have ever used, a verdict that sits comfortably alongside the Community's praise for the putter's feel even where the address-position criticism does not.