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Nick 100 December 23, 2024 0 Comments

I saw back in October that there may be some Pure Track putters in the pipeline coming in the future. Whether that’s 2025 or not was not said. I really liked the weight and feel of the PTM-1 and PTM-5 that I tried but they didn’t fit my stroke and how I putt. I ended up with a couple TaylorMade TP Collection Del Monte #1 (wide back/flange plumbers neck) and Bandon (split back/Odyssey #7 style) that I split time with depending on which one is acting up or working. But I don’t care for the feel too much and have had to add weights to them. Are any of the Pure Tracks in the pipeline a wide back/flange or split back style? Will they utilize the Maltby T25 Torx weights?

Just looking at my bag for 2025. Seeing where I can make some improvements. My tournament scores improved this year with the TS3’s in the bag but I’m searching a bit on the flat stick.

Britt Lindsey Answered question December 26, 2024

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Answer 1 · 2024-12-26T12:09:25+00:00

We do have some new versions of the Pure Tracks coming sometime in 2025. We have two new versions of the PTM-5. Mainly color and alignment aid changes. Materials and shape are the same. Working on a new PTM-4 and a wide body version. PTM-1 re-do I have on the drawing board as well, but might be later. Have not determined if these will have weights. These are all in the early stages. We have inventory of our current models and will continue to offer them until they are gone.

We have a couple of new tour mallets with the BIM alignment feature (Ball In Motion) coming in the Pure Track line. One will have a weight (larger weight with torq 25 screw head), and the other has no weight. We have a new Max Moment putter that has 7 of our current Torq 25 screws in it that is in development. These three are further along and should be available sometime in the spring or summer.

Britt Lindsey

Britt,

At this point in time, do you know if any of these new putters will be center shafted?

Russ