Powerbilt Golf XRT Series 4 Nano White Mallet Putter (Right Hand) - 35 Inch Length

Meet the Powerbilt XRT Series 4 Nano White Mallet Putter, a thoughtfully crafted tool designed to help you drain putts with a confident stroke. The clean nano white finish pairs with a high contrast black face to aid alignment at a glance, whether you are practicing on a well-lit indoor mat or a sunlit greens evening. The overall look and feel are meant to set you up for a smooth, repeatable setup every time you address the ball.

The mallet head distributes weight toward the outer perimeter, increasing the moment of inertia (MOI) for a more stable stroke. This balance is especially noticeable on off center hits, where the design helps keep the blade on line rather than veering off target.

The grooved face works in concert with the high MOI design to promote forward spin, supporting a true roll that travels toward your intended line. The goal is a consistent release after impact, reducing unpredictable bounces or hops as you close out each putt.

A plumber’s neck hosel is included to position the hands correctly at address, helping you set up with a natural, repeatable posture that aligns the face with the target from the first moment you read the line.

Key benefits at a glance

• Mallet head with perimeter weighting increases MOI for a steadier stroke
• Forgiving design supports alignment and pace, even on off center hits
• Grooved face promotes forward spin for a more consistent roll
• Plumber's neck hosel helps proper hand position at address

Specs and practical notes

• Right-handed, 35 inch length
• Nano white finish with a high contrast black face for quick alignment cues
• One-year manufacturer warranty

Real world use ideas

On the practice green, you can test line and speed from a variety of distances. The stable balance supports a confident tempo on faster greens, while the grooved face helps produce a repeatable roll across different speeds. This combination may suit players who want reliable performance without changing their current stroke approach.