Meridian Charleston Face Balanced Putter product image
Meridian Charleston Face Balanced Putter product image

Meridian Charleston Face Balanced Putter

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  • The Face Balanced version of Meridian's classic blade putters.
  • For those who prefer a more "straight back and straight through" approach to putting, Meridian's Charleston model is the perfect fit.
  • Without losing the timelss design of the blade, Meridian has maintained the classic one piece look and achieved face balance through the use of a single bend shaft.
  • Brand : Meridian
  • Country of Origin : United States of America
  • Style : CHARFBCSLH
  • Web ID: 24DXSMCHRLSTNFBSNPTR
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ModelLoftLieToe HangOffset
Charleston Face Balanced3°70°0°1/2 Shaft

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