The Pyramid Aztec Series is a mallet-style putter built around three sets of precision-milled scoring lines the company calls Limited Dispersion Grooves. Pyramid says those grooves add a small amount of gear effect, so off-center strikes roll closer to the target line. Target Alignment Milling is meant to help set your eyes over the ball and line up the sweet spot, and the grip is a uniform, oversized-diameter model that encourages light, steady hand pressure. It suits golfers who miss across the face and want help squaring the putter, more than players who prefer a thin blade and a traditional thin grip.
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Owners rate the Aztec Series highly and most describe it as easy to line up and forgiving on mishits. A minority find the oversized grip and mallet head take getting used to.
The Pyramid Aztec Series Putter is built for putting from short, medium and long range. Its face has Limited Dispersion Grooves: three sets of precision-milled scoring lines. They help putts roll smoothly and stay on target, even when the stroke is off.
The grooves add a small amount of correction on off-center strikes. This is known as "Gear Effect."
Target Alignment Milling helps position the eyes directly over the ball and line the ball up with the sweet spot. The grip has a uniform diameter and is larger than standard. It encourages a light, steady hand pressure for a smooth, consistent pendulum stroke.
