Two new Gauge putters
Gauge Design Golf has re-introducted its award-winning Il Tatto Putter and unveiled the G2 Big Dog Mallet Putter.
Il Tatto
Gauge Design Golf, known for creating precise milled putters in the golf industry, announced the re-introduction of its award winning Il Tatto (The Touch) Putter.
Il Tatto is a blade style putter that features tungsten weights on the heel and toe, creating a smooth swing and a large sweet spot. The sole extends out slightly in the middle and is accompanied by a singular site-line. Il Tatto ranked tied for 9th in accuracy in the 2013 MyGolfSpy “Golf’s Most Wanted!” Blade Awards. The MyGolfSpy test emphasizes the fact that accuracy is the ultimate factor that matters when we have our putter on the course.
“The Il Tatto was designed to provide optimal touch, feel and performance, and we are pleased that the MyGolfSpy results validate this,” said David Whitlam, Founder and President, Gauge Design Golf. “Our Hex Mill putter that just tied for 9th in the 2014 MyGolfSpy “Golf’s Most Wanted!” Blade Awards is currently sold out so we decided to re-introduce the Il Tatto to give our customers another award-winning option to consider.”
The Il Tatto Putter features a precision milled 303 stainless steel body with tungsten inserts in the heel and toe. It is available in stainless steel or a with a black PVD finish and comes standard with a 71-degree lie, 3.5-degree loft, and 350-gram head weight. It is available in lengths from 32″ – 36″.
G2 Big Dog Mallet
“The Big Dog head design combines beauty, functionality and precision, and has been part of the Whitlam Golf collector series for a few years. We’re pleased to add this design to the Gauge Design G2 series of putters in a stainless steel, CNC milled version,” said David Whitlam, Founder and President, Gauge Design Golf.
The G2 Big Dog is a CNC milled mid-mallet putter made of 303 stainless steel. This solid feeling putter features a sightline on the flange, a slightly thinner top line, and big dog paw prints on the sole. Heel and toe miss hits compensate very nicely and still keep course with minimal dispersion.
The G2 Big Dog Putter is milled from a solid chunk of 303 stainless steel, with a head weight of 365 grams. It comes standard with a 70-degree lie, 3.5-degree loft, and is available in lengths from 32″ to 36″.
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