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The milling on the TFI 2135 Satin is three times deeper than before and the pattern varies according to the size of the head it is on.
Basically the heel and toe have less grooves than the centre so if you hit it out there then it will come off faster to make up for the fact that it loses speed as there is less mass behind the ball at impact. Therefore off-centre hits should go the same distance as centre hits and you should hopefully make a few more putts or at least be closer to the hole.However each of the TFI 2135 Satin heads has a different mass and shape, so Cleveland has created a different milling pattern for each individual head so that it delivers the optimum level of speed control.
This is quite clever as the wider blade heads like the 1.0 have a toe hang whereas the more compact mallets are face balanced so they will perform in different ways.
The 2135 part of the name comes from the sight line on all the models that is raised up 21.35mm from the ground so that it is level with the centre of the golf ball.
This means that whatever your eye position, the centre of the putter should be correctly aligned with the ball so that you make more centre strikes and don’t need all that face groove technology after all.
It’s a well thought out feature and whilst it may look a bit odd from the side, at address the black areas all blend in and you just see the raised white alignment line.
All the putters come with a choice of a standard mid-sized pistol grip or a 63g oversized, non-tapered, flat front grip, both of which are lovely to hold.
The Satin range comes in 33, 34 and 35 inch shafts with a 70° lie and in a couple of the mallet heads you can also get a longer 38 inch shaft so you can place your hands wherever you want on a longer oversized counterbalanced grip.
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