BGT Paradox Mallet Putter

BGT Paradox Mallet Putter

The BGT Paradox Putter introduces Swing Balance Technology, a departure from conventional putter designs that typically prioritize static center of gravity (CG) optimization. Instead, the Paradox focuses on dynamic performance throughout the putting stroke.

Understanding Principal Axis Technology

The core innovation lies in Principal Axis Technology. While many "zero-torque" or "spin-balanced" putters aim to align the putter head's CG directly under the shaft, the Paradox takes this further. It strategically distributes weight high in the toe and low in the heel. This specific weighting is designed to align the putter's principal axis of inertia with the golfer's putting stroke.

Think of it like a car's wheel alignment: when properly aligned, it ensures a smooth, stable roll. Similarly, the Paradox aims to keep the putter face square to your swing path naturally, minimizing unwanted rotation and making it easier to return the face square to the target line at impact. This dynamic stability is intended to reduce the need for golfers to manipulate the putter face during the stroke, leading to more consistent results.

How it Benefits Your Game:

Self-Alignment: The design actively works to keep the putter face square to your swing path, aiming to simplify the putting stroke and reduce compensations.

Enhanced Distance Control: By promoting consistent center strikes, the Paradox seeks to optimize energy transfer to the ball, which is crucial for predictable distance control on putts of all lengths.

Reduced Face Rotation: Minimizing unwanted face rotation during the stroke can lead to a more accurate start line for the ball, even on off-center hits.

Improved Consistency: The putter is designed to work with the golfer's natural motion, fostering a smoother, more repeatable stroke.

Why This Differs from Conventional Designs:

Most putter designs focus on optimizing static properties like CG, weight distribution, and face balancing. The Paradox, however, emphasizes how the putter behaves dynamically during the actual swing. By aligning the principal axis of inertia with the golfer's swing, it aims to create a more stable and forgiving feel throughout the entire putting motion.

Swing Balance Technology: Utilizes Principal Axis Technology to dynamically keep the face square through the putting stroke.

Zero-Torque Design: Engineered to reduce twisting of the putter face.

Shaft: Comes standard with a Stability™ Tour Shaft, known for its ultra-stiff yet responsive feel, contributing to consistent performance.

Construction: Features a precision CNC aluminum frame with strategically placed steel weights and a milled face for consistent roll and feel.

Shafting: Center-shafted configuration.

Grip: Equipped with a mid-size non-taper grip.

Model Options:

Paradox Mallet (Center Shafted): This mallet putter prioritizes stability and forgiveness, incorporating the low heel and high toe weighting to align the Principal Axis with the stroke.

Paradox Blade (Center Shafted): Designed for players who prefer a traditional blade aesthetic, this model also features the low heel and high toe weighting for Principal Axis alignment, emphasizing feel and control.

Performance Data (as reported by BGT):

More Putts Made: Indicates an increased likelihood of sinking putts.

10% Closer to the Hole on Misses: Suggests greater forgiveness and tighter dispersion on off-center strikes.

Achieved Pure Roll 20% Quicker than the Competition: Implies a more immediate and consistent roll of the golf ball after impact.

Confidence from every angle—maximize stability and forgiveness with the Paradox Mallet, built with a low heel and high toe to align the Principal Axis with a golfer’s stroke. Stability Tour shaft for pure, repeatable strokes.

Paradox is available in two shaft options:

Paradox Tour -with a Stability Tour putter shaft. This is loft/lie adjustable

Paradox -with a standard graphite shaft. This is not loft/lie adjustable

Both options can be cut to length up to 38”

ABOUT THIS PRODUCT LISTING

• Ships from the U.S.A
• Backorder: JUNE 2025

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