Full Mallet

The TimberTouch Full Mallet sits at the forgiving end of the TimberTouch Putterworks lineup. The site timbertouchputterworks.com describes it as built around a larger, more rounded head with optimal perimeter weighting, a shape aimed at maximum stability and a significantly larger sweet spot. That same source points the Full Mallet toward players with an arced putting stroke, and notes the head is finished in exotic wood construction, consistent with the maker's broader approach to materials.

Customization runs through the description as well. timbertouchputterworks.com describes customizable features that allow tailoring to exact specifications, language that recurs across the site's description of this model in slightly different phrasings but with the same throughline: the head shape is fixed toward forgiveness, and the fitting details are left open to the buyer.

Community opinion on the Full Mallet leans favorable and lands on similar ground. It's been praised for maximum forgiveness and stability, along with a unique look and feel and the ability to be customized to fit. The maker's own site strikes the same note in its own words, stating that its full mallet putters are designed with both performance and aesthetics in mind. Within the Full Mallet line, this release reads as the forgiveness-first option, built around head size and perimeter weighting rather than a compact, blade-adjacent profile.