Berwick

The 2017 Berwick is the TP Collection's take on a traditional rounded mallet, and the record on it comes entirely from outside reporting rather than TaylorMade's own copy or a hands-on review. Golfretailing.com describes it as a classic mallet tour proven model with a slight step-down cavity, a more traditional rounded mallet shape with a thicker topline and a single sightline on the back cavity. Hagginoaks.com adds that it's machined to a precise, rounded shape and calls it a face-balanced, mallet-style putter with a sleek and simple appearance.

The two sources agree on the broad strokes but diverge on specifics worth flagging rather than smoothing over. Golfretailing.com puts the neck at a single bend three-quarter shaft offset, while hagginoaks.com describes a double-bend shaft with full shaft offset. Both list two 5 gram sole weights, and both agree the head is face-balanced, which tracks with hagginoaks.com's note that it fits golfers with a straight back, straight through putter stroke. Golfretailing.com also has it reaching retail in March 2017.

Within the TP Collection, the Berwick reads as the mallet entry built around that rounded, tour-proven shape rather than a blade profile, with the sightline and cavity treatment doing the alignment work. Nothing in what we hold here comes from TaylorMade's own materials, so the shape and offset details above should be read as reporting, not as spec-sheet fact.