SIK FLO Armlock Putter product image
SIK FLO Armlock Putter product image
SIK FLO Armlock Putter product image
SIK FLO Armlock Putter product image

SIK FLO Armlock Putter

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FEATURES

  • Armlock shaft/grip and plumber's neck head
  • Born as a refinement of the older SIK MO style putter
  • High MOI and low and stretched out CG
  • Custom milled
  • Designed to meet and exceed the standards of touring professionals in look, sound, feel, and performance
  • Varying weight options:
    • Plumber’s Neck Weight: 415 grams
    • Double Bend (Post Neck) Weight: 390 grams
    • Slant Neck Weight: 400 grams
  • Brand : SIK
  • Country of Origin : United States of America
  • DSG Pro Tips
  • Web ID: 21NIRMFLRMLCK2XXXPTR
  • SKU: 22780940
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