SeeMore SKx Zero-Torque Mallet — The Missing Link in Modern Putter Engineering
By Barry Lotz, J.D., Ph.D.
The putter category has undergone a renaissance in the last five years. Zero-torque (ZT) designs, stabilization weighting, and torque-free balance systems have all promised straighter putts and improved face control. Many succeed in delivering reduced face twists. Many return to square beautifully.
But here’s the truth after testing every major ZT entrant across the industry:
Zero torque alone is not a magic solution.
If you start misaligned, the putter simply brings you back to the same flawed setup.
This is why — it is my belief that SeeMore’s RST is the missing link in the entire zero-torque category.
And the company’s newest offering, the SKx, proves that point with authority.
Jim Grundberg, SeeMore’s CEO, states “You hit the nail on the head when you mentioned RST being the missing link in ZT! Our biggest message we are preaching with these putters is that zero torque isn’t magic on a stick. Yes, it is incredibly beneficial for the putter to return to its original starting position, but if your starting position is awful and you are misaligned, the whole ZT (Zero Torque) concept is pointless. The putter will not just magically return to where it SHOULD be. When you combine our RST alignment system with ZT benefits, the putter quite literally is a cheat code. We are the only putter that allows the golfer to start square and return to square.”
A Revolutionary Step Forward: The Birth of SKx and SBx
SeeMore has entered the zero-torque mallet space with the SKx and SBx, their first-ever ZT mallets. Each combine SeeMore’s legendary RifleScope Alignment Technology (RST) with a true zero-torque balance system — making SeeMore the only manufacturer capable of guaranteeing:
Start square → stay square → return square.
That is a trifecta no other brand has achieved.
While other ZT putters rely solely on balance engineering, SeeMore pairs that physics with a foolproof visual alignment system that has been proven for decades on Tour and among dedicated amateurs. The result is simple and powerful: the putter begins and finishes in perfect alignment.
Available now at SeeMore.com with rollout to select golf shops and fitting locations between now and April 2026.
Barry Lotz, J.D., Ph.D. is the director of the Professional Golf Teachers Association of America. Visit www/facebook.com/PGTAA to see all the latest mental strategies, travel and equipment reviews. Currently he also works with between 10 to 12 PGA Tour players on the mental side of golf.
He is a member of the Golf Writers Association of America and serves both as a Consultant and Mediator to the golf industry. He is also the author of numerous books, including “333 Best Web Sites for Golfers” and his previous book, “How to Build Business Relationships through Golf”, is still in the Top Ten Golf Business Book’s best seller list. His current books, “The Right Mind for Golf”, “The Right mind for Putting”, The Right Approach to Golf”, and “The Bank Nine – Embracing Golf as a Senior”, is available on at the Torrey Pines Golf Course or https://www.pgtaa.com/product-category/books-and-apparell/.
Zero Torque Meets Guaranteed Alignment
For golfers unfamiliar with RST, this is the patented “hide the red dot” system built into every SeeMore. When the golfer positions the shaft to cover the red dot at address, the putter automatically sets:
- the face square
- the loft at the optimal 2.5°
- the shaft neutral (no forward press)
- the eyes and shoulders parallel to the target line
With the SKx, this visual certainty is paired with a meticulously engineered zero-torque balance. The putter wants to return to its square starting position naturally — no manipulation, no compensations. When you combine these two systems, the golfer achieves something nearly impossible with any other putter:
A stroke that starts square, stays square, and returns square… every time.
This is why I’ve long believed that RST is the “missing link” in the entire zero-torque movement.
Construction, Materials & Precision Milled Engineering
The SKx is a beautifully crafted, fully milled mallet designed to look, feel, and perform at the premium level golfers expect from SeeMore.
Key Engineering Features
- Precision-milled aluminum body
- Milled stainless-steel face
- True zero-torque balance
- Face progression engineered to promote natural return-to-square motion
- Higher MOI and improved forgiveness
The build quality rivals boutique putter manufacturers charging two to three times the price. Every line, curve, and weight placement is intentional — tuned to reduce unwanted rotation while maintaining superb feel.
SKx vs. SBx — Two Personalities, One Performance Standard
While this review focuses on the SKx, both new models share the same engineering DNA:
SKx – Modern, rounded, aggressive. Think European sports car profile.
SBx – Squared, rectangular, precise. A more architectural look.
Both features:
- 355–375 g head weight
- 2.5° loft
- Lie angle options from 67°–73°
- 100% U.S. milling
- Multiple finish and sightline configurations
- Retail price $425–$500+ depending on customization
On-Course Testing: What the SKx Actually Delivers
After extensive testing with the PGTAA group and multiple competitive players, the SKx produced three immediate performance benefits:
- Square Start Lines You Can Trust
Even on pressure putts, the face stays square through impact.
Golfers reported fewer pushes, fewer pulls, and dramatically tighter dispersion.
- Distance Control Made Easier
The milled face offers exceptional feedback without harshness.
Combined with perfect loft delivery (thanks to RST), roll-out becomes predictable.
- Confidence — The Most Underrated Advantage
Square looks square.
Aligned feels aligned.
Nothing is fighting you in your stroke.
Golfers repeatedly described a sensation of “effortlessness,” needing less grip pressure and less thought to produce a pure stroke.
Who Will Benefit Most from the SKx?
This putter is ideal for golfers who:
- Struggle to keep the putter face square
- Want a more stable stroke without manipulation
- Tend to over-rotate the face in transition
- Need help with alignment consistency
- Prefer the feel of a milled stainless-steel face
- Like a modern, rounded mallet with premium balance
In short: players who want the putter to do more of the work — without overthinking mechanics.
Why the SKx Is a True Category Leader
Where most ZT putters solve only half the problem — face stability — SeeMore addresses both the start and finish of the stroke. The SKx is the only putter that lets golfers:
- Set up square (RST)
- Deliver square (2.5° loft, neutral shaft)
- Return square (zero torque)
This three-step synergy is what makes the SKx feel like a breakthrough instead of a variation.
Availability & Launch Timeline
- Limited Release: November 24, 2025 (SeeMore.com)
- Global Rollout: December 2025 / January 2026
Through SeeMore fitters, instructors, and retail partners worldwide
Final Verdict
The SeeMore SKx isn’t just another entry into the zero-torque marketplace — it’s a technological synchronization of alignment, balance, and precision engineering.
If you want a putter that:
- Removes guesswork from alignment
- Reduces face rotation
- Provides exceptional feel and roll
- Eliminates excessive grip tension
- And gives you confidence over every putt
Then the SKx is not just worth testing — it may be the most complete stabilization mallet available today.
For golfers who care about precision, performance, and consistency, the SKx delivers the rare combination of innovation and trust. It is, without doubt, one of the most impressive entrants in the high-performance putting category for 2026.
Barry’s Final Thoughts
The SeeMore SKx is not merely another mallet option, it is a genuine leap forward in putter engineering. Zero torque provides stability, but only SeeMore pairs that technology with a guaranteed alignment system. If you want a putter that starts square, stays square, and returns square—without manipulation—the SKx deserves a place at the top of your testing list. It is a confidence machine, and for many golfers, confidence is the single greatest predictor of performance.