Zebra Golf AIT1 Right Hand Mallet Putter for Golfers

BACK IN THE WILD In 1976, Dave Taylor launched a putter that changed the game. The revolutionary Zebra mallet found immediate success in the hands of Raymond Floyd, who went on to win in Augusta that same year. Over the years, the successes continued, perhaps most notably in the hands of Nick and his 1994 Open Championship victory, with a putter that just wouldn't miss, so much so it earned its place among the most famous clubs in the history of golf. Now, Zebra's back. After hiring legendary putter engineer Austie Rollinson, who spearheaded Odyssey for over 20 years, the range takes the iconic Zebra Alignment System, and fuses it with the latest Artificial Intelligence Tested technology, to create a range that is taking the world by storm. Zebra's back. Time to show your stripes. AIT 1 AIT 2 AIT 3 AIT 4 Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Buying Options Customer Reviews — — — — Price — no data — no data — no data — no data Handedness RH / LH RH / LH RH Only RH / LH Toe Hang Face Balanced Face Balanced Face Balanced Toe Balanced Premium Headcover ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ZEBRA STRIPE SYSTEM Tour proven, major winning Stripe systemElongated stripes to easily align the targetBetter alignment means you make more putts. It's as simple as that. HIGH MOI WITH ADJUSTABLE WEIGHTS Internal weighting pads push weight to heel and toe for max MOIOptimized for forgiveness with two 15g weights. Additional weights sold separately.Replace with lighter or heavier weights to create perfect balance for your stroke MULTI-MATERIAL INSERT All new multi material construction gives soft feel of urethane with responsiveness of a steel faceConstruction allows removal of weight from face to fine tune mass properties for forgiveness and performance FRICTION ROLL CONTROL DESIGN Groove pattern gives the friction at impact needed to impart topspin and lower launch angleThis action maximizes ground contract during the roll's skid phaseControlled and consistent skid phase is crucial for controlling overall distance Back in the wild Time to show your stripes