Leveraging our iconic design heritage, including the Major-winning striped alignment system, our new range features four modern head shapes to suit every putting stroke and every type of golfer. AIT 1 A modern take on our iconic original mallet design. The size has been pumped up to boost the moment of inertia to modern standards. This upgrade also helps to elongate the Zebra stripes to further enhance the alignment system. AIT 2 This design has the look of a small mallet, but all the forgiveness of a high moment of inertia design. The internal weighing along with the fang design helps give this putter incredible forgiveness for its size. The fang alignment lines enhance the alignment while framing the ball at address perfectly. The FSC insert completes the forgiveness package of this new design, while giving impact a soft yet responsive feel. AIT 3 This oversized, winged mallet design is the ultimate in forgiveness and alignment. The wing feature borrows material from the circular hole to make this design the most forgiving in our line-up. This hole also works with the Zebra stripes to create the ultimate alignment package. The Friction Roll Control insert completes the forgiveness package of this new design, while giving impact a soft feel but with great responsiveness and feel. AIT 4 This design is a wide version of a classic, heel-toe weighted blade putter. This weighting and new size gives the player looking for a classic blade all the forgiveness they want. The wide flange design gives the perfect platform to apply the tour-proven Zebra stripe alignment system. The Face Insert Technology completes the forgiveness package of this new design, while giving impact a soft yet responsive feel. MULTI-MATERIAL INSERT CONSTRUCTION All new multi material construction gives soft feel of urethane with responsiveness of a steel face. Construction allows removal of weight from face to fine tune mass properties for forgiveness and performance FRICTION ROLL CONTROL INSERT Groove pattern gives the friction at impact needed to impart topspin and lower launch angle. This action maximizes ground contract during the roll's skid phase. Controlled and consistent skid phase is crucial for controlling overall distance
