“The mid-mallet head in Edel's interchangeable Array platform, sharing the same swappable hosels, alignment plates and weights. A middle-ground shape for players who want some forgiveness with a compact look. Fitting is the whole point.”
The F-2 is Edel's fang-style mallet in the 2024 Array system — the brand's take on the popular twin-wing shape (think the enduringly-popular fang mallet category) that gives a compact footprint two prominent alignment/weight wings at the back. Like every Array head it shares the platform's four interchangeable hosels, six alignment plates and multiple sole weights, so toe hang, head weight and sightline can all be fit and re-fit with a Torx wrench. It uses the mallets' forged 6061 aluminum frame with a forged/milled 1025 carbon steel face for a soft, muted feel from a light, high-MOI body. Positioned between the smaller F-1 modern mallet and the deeper, higher-MOI F-3, the F-2 is the middle-ground shape: more stability than a blade or the F-1, a more compact and traditional fang look than the full F-3.
Same standing as its siblings: part of Edel's well-reviewed 2024 Array fitting system (Golf Digest, MyGolfSpy, Plugged In) from a respected boutique fitter, but low-volume and not a collected or tour-famous model. The F-2's fang shape is the most mainstream of the mallets and the most likely to be recognized, yet it remains a premium niche putter — notable for concept and build, not scarcity.
For players who want real mis-hit stability with a compact, familiar fang look — a middle ground between the minimalist F-1 and the large F-3 — and who will get fit for hosel, weight and alignment. Suits mild-arc to near-straight strokes depending on the hosel chosen. Who should skip it: players wanting the absolute highest MOI (F-3) or a minimalist blade profile (B-1/F-1), and anyone unwilling to invest in the fitting the system is built around.
Competes in the 2024 premium fang/mid-mallet space against Odyssey's #7/Ten shapes, Scotty Cameron Phantom, TaylorMade Spider and L.A.B.'s balanced designs. Edel's pitch across all of them is the interchangeable-component fitting breadth rather than a single fixed head. Descends from Edel's fitting-first putter heritage.
Scored on a putter basis. The fang shape pushes mass to the heel and toe, so the F-2 delivers meaningfully higher heel-toe MOI than a blade or the smaller F-1 — off-center putts twist less and hold line/pace better. It sits just below the full-mallet F-3 in raw stability. As with the whole Array line, correct fitting (hosel/toe-hang matched to arc, weight to green speed) is what actually tightens dispersion; the head MOI is the baseline. A 7 reflects strong, fang-typical forgiveness that stops short of the deepest-mallet maximum.
Calibrated across the whole catalog — a tour blade scores low here on purpose; it means control, not ease.
MSRP roughly $395 new. Thin secondary supply as a 2024 boutique model; Edel holds value moderately, below Scotty Cameron. Realistic 2026 private-party value roughly $190-310 depending on condition and included components (SidelineSwap). Same Array-specific caveat: confirm the used putter includes its intended weights, alignment plate and hosel — missing interchangeable parts reduce real value and re-fitting flexibility.
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