Tour Edge delivers a line of high-performance mallet putters geared toward players who want more forgiveness and love a soft feel. The new Exotics Wingman 700 putter lineup offers extreme MOI and is engineered for maximum stability and optimal roll. Three innovative head shapes provide optimized alignment, improved sound and softer feel, and extreme perimeter weighting. TGW takes you inside this latest family of putters to improve your game on the greens.
Tour Edge Exotics Wingman 700 Putters Review
Technology
Tour Edge re-engineered their Lock-On Alignment Technology for the Exotics Wingman 700 putters. Lock-On Alignment Technology is a one-of-a-kind contrast alignment technology that allows you to identify at address if the lie angle of the putter is matched correctly to your target. The alignment line is 20% larger to help frame the ball better at address to effectively lock in more putts.
A larger hollow carbon sole plate with a larger surface area in the new Wingman redistributes weight to the sides and back of the clubhead to help boost MOI. By utilizing more carbon, 34% of the stainless steel has been removed to create even more perimeter weighting and stability which means more forgiveness and putts that stay on line no matter where you make contact on the club face.
Micro-Groove Face Technology features a softer durometer thermoplastic TPU insert face for a greatly improved feel. This leads to the 700 series having an extremely soft feel upon impact. The precision-molded horizontal Micro-Grooves improve forward roll and reduce skidding off the face.
Interchangeable weights on the sole of each putter offer the option of adding or subtracting more overall weight to the heel and toe of the club head to find your preferred feel. Weights come in 3, 8, and 15 grams, with the 3-gram weight being the standard option.
To top it all off, a new Lamkin Jumbo Sink Fit Pistol grip features a distinct contoured shape and exclusive Fingerprint Technology. The Sink Fit Pistol encourages lighter grip pressure and a smoother putting stroke.
Who It’s For
The Tour Edge Exotics Wingman 700 putters are best fit for golfers who need more forgiveness and stability in their putting stroke. Players who love a soft-feeling putter will also enjoy this design. With 6 models to choose from, there is something for every golfer.
- The 701 model is a winged mallet with extreme perimeter weighting and medium toe hang, best fit for a slight arc putting stroke.
- The 702 model is a winged mallet with extreme perimeter weighting and medium toe hang, best fit for a slight arc putting stroke.
- The 703 model is a more compact mid-mallet that removes the wings for a smaller footprint with medium toe hang, best fit for a slight arc putting stroke.
- The 704 model is a more compact mid-mallet that removes the wings for a smaller footprint but features a face-balanced hosel, best fit for golfers with a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke.
- The 705 model is a mini-mallet to fit the eye of golfers who prefer a player’s shaping and has medium toe hang, best fit for a slight arc putting stroke.
- The 706 model is a center-shafted mini-mallet to fit the eye of golfers who prefer a player’s shaping and is face-balanced, best fit for straight-back, straight-through putting stroke.
Appearance
Tour Edge Exotics Wingman 700 putters feature a classic chrome finish with a contrasting black and white alignment section on top. Three distinct mallet shapes offer a look to fit the eye of every player from the extreme MOI of a winged mallet to a compact fanged shape for players who like something a little more traditional.
Feel & Sound
The feel and sound of the Wingman 700 series putters are extremely soft and muted. Tour Edge’s super-soft TPU insert offers a more pleasing, less harsh experience for players who like a softer feel upon impact.
Tour Edge Exotics Wingman 700 Putters
