Mizuno golf clubs are world-renowned for their precision, classic looks, and stellar feedback; their family of putters is no different. Meet the Mizuno M-Craft putters. These putters are made for absolute precision, stellar feel and feedback, and classic alignment. With 6 models to choose from, every golfer can find an M-Craft putter that suits them. Learn all about this design in TGW’s review and see them in action with our exclusive video.
Mizuno M-Craft Putters Review by TGW
Technology
Every Mizuno M-Craft putter is forged from 1025 mild carbon steel for the signature soft yet solid feel that Mizuno is known for. They are also precision CNC milled for exact shape, alignment, and performance. The deep face milling generates a soft feel when you strike the golf ball and helps product pure forward roll faster to get your putts moving on their intended target line.
The head weights of the M-Craft line of putters are heavier to promote a fluid, more rhythmic putting stroke. By smoothing out the putting stroke with a heavier club head, you get more accurate, stable on the greens. Each M-Craft putter has a head weight of 355 grams, except the VI mallet, which is heavier at 371 grams.
This family of putters is available in 6 different designs. From smaller blades to a mid-mallet square back and larger mallets, there is a shape to fit every golfer and stroke type.
Performance
We put the Mizuno M-Craft putters to the test with Rick Hatfield, head golf pro at Flint Hills National Golf Club and TGW’s resident product expert. Right away Rick noted the performance of the heavier putter head. The heavier weight helped control distance and keep him accurate during our testing. For the golfers who tend to miss their putts short, the M-Craft putters do have the ability to change into a lighter head weight which tends to help with that issue. The CNC milling did help produce pure, accurate roll. Rick also noted that these were some of the best-feeling putters he has tried out in a long time.
Who It’s For
The Mizuno M-Craft putter lineup has 6 club head options to fit every golfer. Let’s break down each model and who each one will fit.
- M-Craft I: Square back blade with a mid-slant neck and maximum toe hang for golfers with a lot of arc in their putting stroke
- M-Craft II: Classic heel-toe weighted blade with a plumber’s neck and medium toe hang for golfers with moderate arc putting strokes
- M-Craft III: Rounded, face-balanced mid-mallet fit for golfers with a putting stroke that takes the club head straight back and straight through
- M-Craft IV: Deep square back mid-mallet with a slant neck and medium toe hang for golfers with moderate arc putting strokes
- M-Craft V: Heel-toe weighted deep mallet with a slant neck and maximum toe hang for golfers with a lot of arc in their putting stroke
- M-Craft VI: Face-balanced winged mallet for golfers who need more stability, easier alignment, and have straight-back, straight-through putting strokes
Appearance
The Mizuno M-Craft putters come in a variety of appearances. This complete family has something to fit the eye of every golfer. There are blades, mid-mallets, and more forgiving mallets to find your preferred shape. Each putter also comes in 3 distinct finishes: white satin, blue ion, and black ion. Whether you prefer a classic look or a bolder style that stands out when you take to the greens, M-Craft has something to fit you.
Feel & Sound
During our hitting session, Rick remarked that the signature Mizuno feel was a standout feature with the M-Craft putters. The combination of carbon forging and CNC milling creates a soft, pleasing feel with solid sound feedback that golfers will appreciate.
Mizuno M-Craft Putters
