Looks like a Mallet, Feels Like a Blade, Forgives Like a Spider
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This January, GolfAsia brings you the weapons of mass precision. Leading the innovation charge is the world’s first 3D printed putter from Cobra; following closely is the ingenuity of TaylorMade’s forward-weighted Spider mallet; PXG’s over-engineered Blackjack is a moneymaker; and the beauty of Bettinardi with three expansive putter lines includes a new milled Roll Control Face.
Then learn to putt like a pro, with top putting coach Phil Kenyon’s seven simple drills that can save you six strokes per round. And we pay tribute to dearly departed Peter Aliss, the Voice of Golf, in one of his last interviews, and a fascinating one at that. We escape to King’s Island to play the number one public golf course down under, before rounding off the day with modern Asian cuisine at Avenue 87.
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