Hotblade Tempo #4 mallet putter Review
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At a glance
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Pros
Nice balance, feel and roll.
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Cons
Unpleasing aesthetics.
- RRP £79.99
What we say...
Tech: This 303 stainless steel mallet employs a dual bar that boosts stability. Circular face-milling removes face debris.
● MP For how bad it looks it was surprisingly nice. Feel is a on the firm side but it is nicely weighted and rolls the ball well.
● JC Looks like a bit of angle iron has been welded onto the back. Yet it performed well, and I couldn’t fault it for consistency and strike.
● JCox Looks horrendous, but performance-wise was really quite nice with consistent feel, weight and grip.
● DL It does look like something you could knock up in your garage, and I couldn’t get it to sit very well. Yet the feel, sound and performance were very strong. Not sure I could get over the looks though.
The Hotblade Tempo #4 mallet putter features a 303 stainless steel head and a CNC grinded face to improve roll. It also features face balance, deep dual bar weighting and a bulk of weight behind the ball at address and impact. This putter is best suited for square putting strokes.
