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The Axis1 Rose 2.0 is a premium mallet putter. Its balance is zero torque, which suits any stroke shape. It is built with 3° of loft, a 69° lie angle, a 350 g head. The Rose 2.0 uses a 304 Stainless Steel and Proprietary Lightweight Composite Back head. It is offered in 33", 34", 35" lengths. Manufacturer list price is $479. Every spec above was read from Axis1's own product page on axis1golf.com; anything that page does not publish is left blank here rather than filled in.
Axis1 Rose 2.0 specifications
9 of 17 specs published by Axis1
| Balance category | Zero torque |
|---|---|
| Toe hang (degrees) | Not published in degrees |
| Manufacturer notation | — |
| Suits stroke | Any stroke shape |
| Head shape | Mallet |
| Neck / hosel | — |
| Face | — |
| Insert material | — |
| Head material | 304 Stainless Steel and Proprietary Lightweight Composite Back |
| Loft | 3° |
| Lie angle | 69° |
| Lengths | 33", 34", 35" |
| Head weight | 350 g |
| Adjustable weights | — |
| Alignment aid | — |
| MSRP | $479.00 |
| Released | — |
Where these specs come from. Every figure above was read from Axis1's official product page on axis1golf.com , except balance, hero image url, toe hang degrees, which came from a different Axis1 page. A dash in the table means Axis1 does not publish that figure — Stymie leaves it blank instead of estimating. The balance shown is stated by the manufacturer.
Axis1 Rose 2.0 — frequently asked
What is the toe hang of the Axis1 Rose 2.0?
Axis1 does not publish a toe hang or balance figure for the Rose 2.0. Stymie leaves it blank instead of estimating: toe hang measured on a third-party jig varies with the shaft and grip fitted, so a number from anywhere but Axis1 would not be a spec of this putter.
What are the loft and lie of the Axis1 Rose 2.0?
The Axis1 Rose 2.0 has 3° of loft and a 69° lie angle. Both figures come from Axis1's published specification for the stock build; a fitter can bend most putters a degree or two either way.
What lengths does the Axis1 Rose 2.0 come in?
Axis1 lists the Rose 2.0 in 33", 34", 35". Standard length for most adult golfers is 34"; going shorter tends to help players who set up with their eyes inside the ball.
How heavy is the Axis1 Rose 2.0 head?
The Axis1 Rose 2.0 has a 350 gram head as published by Axis1. Heavier heads generally favour slower, smoother strokes and faster greens.
How much does the Axis1 Rose 2.0 cost?
Axis1 lists the Rose 2.0 at $479, putting it in the premium tier of putters. Street price moves; check a retailer for what it is actually selling for today.
Other zero torque putters
Same balance, so they suit the same stroke — any stroke shape.