Built Bionic putters

Discover our new stock of Bionic Putters. We are offering these putters at value prices. Hence, if you think a soft alloy insertion is what you need for superior striking feel. The Built Bionic Putters are here for you. Striking features include great weight, easier to balance, blade design and an attractive Tin-Nickel Finish. In addition, the precision milled face will make sure that the putter performs exceptionally and with comfort. What else would you want in a putter unless for unique length and great durability? 

We brought them in as a replacement for Powerball, Orlimar and other branded putter designs that we used to offer. We are offering ready built Bionic Putters and the following are the types that are on stock;
  • Bionic 700 series
  • Bionic 500 Series
You should note that the above putters feature a blade putter design and a mallet putter design. Mallet designs are amazing because they add a weighty feel on top of the putter. The mallets putters are also a bit larger, they can be aligned on the putter square more easily and are simpler to put on the flat ground. 

The Bionic 700 Series feature multi-material design combined with a heavy metal framework. This feature helps promote exception results while using Bionic 700 series putters. These putters are also integrated with a lightweight TPU insertion that helps push weight from the Centre. Additionally, the insert promotes a muted feel and sound during field impact. Part of the insert which is T-shaped results to the softness of the face.

Bionic 700 series

Features:-
  • High MOI (Forgiveness) 
  • Soft face insert
  • Full mallet design
  • Stroke Path:
  • Apollo Single Bend putter shaft
  • Rexton Midsize Paddle Putter
The Built Bionic 500 series Putters have a solid feel and leave a hefty feel on the hand while swinging. They also have a sleek appearance that most buyers have admitted being the major selling point. An oval-shaped handle is also present to allow a rather decent hold on the grip. At the top of the grip is a soft rubber that ensures a smooth feel while striking. You will also find that the bottom and the front edge of the putter are slightly curved to increase pressure and reduce weight. 

Bionic 500 Series


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