SEEMORE PLATINUM M5HT HOSEL PUTTER

The Platinum M5HT RST Hosel Mallet is a tour-designed, enhanced heel and toe weighted mallet. Featuring SeeMore's Revolutionary new RST Hosel Plumber Neck Design.

SeeMore's new RifleScope Technology (RST) Plumber Neck Hosel, simplified to RST Hosel, is a 100% USA Machine Milled fluted barrel hosel that brings a unique approach to the classic offset plumber neck design. It enables golfers who want their hands slightly forward, and love the precise look of a classic plumber neck hosel, to take advantage of SeeMore's patented and proven RST alignment system.

By hiding the red dot, and lining up the white lines, using the lower portion of the new RST Hosel, golfers now have an exciting new option within the SeeMore lineup. The RST Hosel enters the head at a single plane angle, at 70 degrees, and the design offers an entry point of connection closer to the sweet spot than a standard plumber neck. This leads to improved feel and balance, and a more fundamentally sound stroke, as well as offering the precision alignment benefits of RifleScope Technology.

The M5HT RST Hosel putter combines tremendous balance and forgiveness, with a look of exceptional confidence at address. The M5HT head has a beautiful Platinum finish with intricate multiple-milling patterns over the entire putter, including a deep-milled face for exceptional Feel and Roll. The face of the M5HT features the new "Sniper Scope" logo, representing the ultimate in Performance, Precision, and Exclusivity. Offset plumber neck hosel design. 25 degree toe hang. 100% Milled in the USA of 303 Stainless steel.

All SeeMore Putter Models Have SeeMore's Patented RifleScope Technology (RST) Alignment System, For A True Reference Point For Perfect Alignment And Set Up On Every Putt. SeeMore was the winning putter brand of the 2015 OPEN Championship at St. Andrews (Zach Johnson), in one of the greatest clutch putting performances in OPEN History. SeeMore putters have won 3 MAJOR Championships, also including the 2007 Masters (Zach Johnson) and the 1999 US Open (Payne Stewart).