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Nike Method Putter

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description Nike Method Putter Overview

The Nike Method Putter is a line of golf clubs introduced by Nike Golf, featuring a distinctive polymer-groove insert technology designed to produce a faster forward roll upon impact. Utilizing the company's RZN resin, the face insert aims to reduce skidding and improve putting accuracy. The series gained prominence on professional tours, utilized by athletes such as Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods. Nike officially discontinued its golf equipment production in 2016, making these putters a discontinued product.

help Nike Method Putter FAQ

Which major championship was won with a Nike Method putter?

Lucas Glover used a Nike Method prototype when he won the 2009 U.S. Open at Bethpage Black. Stewart Cink also used a Method putter during his victory at the 2009 Open Championship.

What did Nike's polymetal groove technology do?

The Method face combined grooves with a polymer material intended to reduce skidding and start the ball rolling sooner. Nike used this technology across several Method head shapes rather than limiting it to one blade.

Can I still buy a new Nike Method putter?

Nike left the golf-equipment business in 2016, so Method putters are no longer part of a current retail line. Most examples now come from used-club dealers, auction sites, or older unsold inventory.

What should I inspect when buying a used Nike Method putter?

Check the polymer-filled face grooves for damage, the shaft for corrosion, and whether the head has been altered or refinished. Also confirm the exact model and length because the Method family included blades and larger mallet-style designs.

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