Mens RH Nike IC 20-20 35 Mallet Putter

By Jim Hagerty

The Nike IC 20-20 35 rolls putts nicely.
The Nike IC 20-20 35 mallet (Mens RH) features an open-air design and a unique, perimeter-weighted head. The club also features a streamlined alignment system, three shaft length options and a precision-milled face. The IC line is popular among professionals and amateurs and is known for its accuracy and soft feel.
The Nike IC 20-20 35 rolls putts nicely. The Nike IC 20-20 35 rolls putts nicely.

Head Design

The Nike IC 20-20 35 Mallet Putter boasts a square design featuring a cutaway sole that marks its notable open-air construction. The sole's design shifts the head weight to the face, where it's distributed throughout the perimeter. The result is a larger hitting area and significant amount of balance.

Color-Coded Alignment

The Nike IC 20-20 35's alignment system features a two-toned color scheme. The black head and silver face is highlighted with a black alignment line, which runs from the face along the top of the crown. The line makes lining up putts easy and non-threatening at address.

Milled Face

The flat, precision milled face is wide and is designed to make solid contact with each stroke. The stainless steel construction and the face-weighted feature allows for an elongation of the sweet spot, making the face more forgiving than traditional mallets.

Shaft Options

To accommodate a variety of players, the IC 20-20 35 comes with three shaft options. The 33-inch shaft is aimed at relatively shorter players and those who want maximum feel in their hands. The 34- and 35-inch lengths work well for tall players who prefer a shaft that stops short of a full belly-style putter.

Performance

The RH Mens IC 20-20 35 is a solid club. Its open-air design and forward, face-weighted design helps it deliver extremely true rolls and soft contact. The putter sets up well and stays square throughout each stroke. The IC 20-20 35 is not an extremely heavy mallet, which could take some getting used to. However, its weight allows for comfortable strokes, especially on short putts.

About The Author

Jim Hagerty is freelance writer and journalist living in Rockford, Illinois. His interests include home building and remodeling, health and fitness, outdoors, politics and arts and entertainment.

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