Why you play better with a curved face.
What it does. Why it works. What changes for your game.
One curve.
Three advantages.
The myvicto face is not flat. It is a precise, engineered curvature that varies loft continuously from bottom to top. That single design decision changes three things at once:
1. The loft adapts to your stroke
2. The ball is always contacted above the equator
3. The sweet spot is enlarged (on the vertical axis)
Your hands change.
The launch doesn't.
Your hands might not always be in the same position. Forward press, neutral, slightly behind. On a flat face, every variation changes the effective loft. Different loft, different launch, different skid, different distance. Press too far forward and you can even de-loft the face entirely.
Thanks to the designed curved face, the loft varies continuously from bottom to top. Press forward? You strike higher on the face where there is more loft. The curve compensates. Hands fall behind? You strike lower where there is less loft. The curve compensates.
The ball launches more consistently, even when your stroke isn't perfect.
Your misses end up closer.
Every strike lands
above the equator.
As the face is curved, the contact point on the ball is always just above the equator. Never at it. Never below. That contact point creates immediate forward spin. Like topspin in tennis.
If the ball were struck at the equator, it would slide. Below the equator, it would bounce. The curved geometry guarantees neither happens. The ball gets into true forward roll faster. Forward spin produces a tighter trajectory. Your putts track straighter to the hole.
Less skid. Faster roll. Tighter line.
Three to six times more sweet spot.
Thanks to the curved face, the sweet spot is no longer a point. It is a vertically elongated ellipse. Approximately 1.5 centimetres on each side of centre horizontally. Around 6 millimetres on the vertical axis. On a flat face, the vertical sweet spot is 1 to 2 millimetres.
A larger sweet spot means you hit it more often. Every putt rolls the same distance. More predictability. More consistency. Less variation. Better results.
The ball exits at roughly 1.6 times the face speed. This ratio stays constant across the entire enlarged sweet spot. Same energy transfer. Same distance. Every time.
The Quintic Ball Roll Analysis
Quintic Ball Roll is the putting analysis system trusted by tour fitters worldwide. It measures exactly what happens in the first moments after impact. Speed. Spin. Launch. Skid distance.
The results confirm what the curved face was designed to do: faster forward spin, reduced skid, and a tighter distance window.
Your putts get to true roll sooner. Your distance gets more predictable.
More consistency on the green, and the scorecard.
This curve demands precision, Swiss precision.
Every putter head is made in Switzerland, in our workshop. The geometry of the curved face requires meticulous craft. The head is CNC-milled from 6061 aluminium, like any premium putter. But it is then shaped and assembled by hand, one by one, to make sure every standard is met.
Without that precision, no loft compensation. No above-equator contact. No enlarged sweet spot. We spent years engineering this curve. We were not going to compromise on how it's made.
Your worst putts start looking like your best ones.
Your scorecard will show the rest.
Your worst putts start looking like your best ones.
Your scorecard will show the rest.
