Golf Monthly Verdict

This Monza mallet has quite a heavy head which is easy to keep on line. A new lower price tag makes this quite an appealing option - it'll perform well and look good in the bag. If you're into mallet putters and take comfort in the alignment aids they give, we recommend you take this out for a spin.

Reasons to buy

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The alignment aid works well in keeping putts on track.

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By Neil Tappin

published 15 May 2008

The red face insert gives this putter a unique, attractive look that should appeal to golfers up for something a bit different. The black mallet head should help with alignment but might take a while to get used to. The deep mallet head has a central alignment marking to help achieve the correct set-up position. When swung the head should remain stable producing a solid stroke sending the ball off on line.

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