Argolf Mordred LT Putter

The inspiration for the MORDRED LT putter is a hybrid of childhood fascination and a historical legend. As a child, ARGOLF Founder, Olivier Colas, was mesmerized by the sleek design and outstanding performance of Formula 1 race cars. The aerodynamics involved in this racing style was even more interesting for young Colas. His family owned Armor Meca, a company responsible for manufacturing parts used by the world's leading companies in the aerospace, defense, submarine, and medical industries, including European Space Agency, Airbus, and Safran.

ARGOLF putters and irons are milled in the heart of Brittany, France – located near the mythical forest of Broceliande, home of King Arthur. Because of its stature and excellence in manufacturing, each ARGOLF putter is named after an Arthurian legend. Mordred was a notorious traitor who fought King Arthur at the Battle of Camlann, where he was killed, and Arthur was fatally wounded. The images depicting Mordred are reflected in the winged design of the MORDRED LT mallet putter, which aids in stabilization and alignment and its coloring.

This putter is right for you if you're looking for:

• Easy alignment
• High MOI for more forgiveness
• Compact design versus the MORDRED putter
• Sophisticated look
• Aerodynamic force
• Slight natural, forward-pressed hand position for maximum overspin

With a lower center of gravity that surpasses all mallet putters in the ARGOLF Broceliande Collection, the MORDRED LT putter, despite its smaller head than the MORDRED putter, boasts a high MOI, offering more forgiveness. Precisely milled from a solid block of aeronautical-grade 7175 Aluminum, the MORDRED LT appeals to the eye with its clean and sophisticated look. Using the most advanced technology, the MORDRED LT putter is shaped through a 5-axis milling process that differentiates itself from its competitors in design and performance due to its aerodynamic features.

Featuring ARGOLF's patented C-Claw technology for a more consistent roll, the MORDRED LT putter's head is finished with a sharp black color. As a result, it looks just as spectacular as it performs with a black PVD KBS shaft.