Toulon Putter

[OcRockRoller]

First post, new member but long time user of the site. I just picked up an Austin model from Toulon and I can't believe how good it is. I have been putting with a SC studio select Newport 2 that I have been using since 2012. That Putter and I had a great run and it will always have a spot in my heart but I can honestly say it will probably never be back in the bag. The Toulon is an amazing tool, the feel, the sound, weight, balance and the look are all perfect for me. It also puts the best roll on a ball that I have ever seen( I cheated on my Scotty a few times over the years but nothing was good enough and we always worked things out) It's so good that it inspired me to create an account and post this. I just can't believe I haven't heard more people really talking about the Toulon's. If you get a chance to try one, especially if you use a blade and it's any of their options for blades don't hesitate. With Scottys work in my opinion going in the wrong direction( besides his tour offering) and the pure craftsmanship that Toulon is offering, I believe once the word gets out and people get over the price. There might be a new king in the making. Thanks for Reading, Happy Putting

[aiyyer]

Wish they were a little cheaper!

[HP12]

Couldn't agree more. I switched to one as well in early September and absolutely loving it. Saving up some money to order one with a black finish

[kiwii]

Same experience here. I played a Madison with the A7 sole plate until someone stole the putter. Not really. My buddy tried it and never gave back so I sold it to him. Feel and feedback of a Toulon trump Scotty Cameron. Softer in the middle and more feedback off center. Also the finer details of the toulon is superb. Every corner and curve is precisely shaped. I'm definitely gettin another. I think people assume that they are just like Scotty Camerons so they don't bother trying them out. I think once more recreational golfers become familiar with toulons offerings, they will catch like wildfire. I have yet to see them sold in golf shops.

[TM_HOYER]

Same experience here. I played a Madison with the A7 sole plate until someone stole the putter. Not really. My buddy tried it and never gave back so I sold it to him. Feel and feedback of a Toulon trump Scotty Cameron. Softer in the middle and more feedback off center. Also the finer details of the toulon is superb. Every corner and curve is precisely shaped. I'm definitely gettin another. I think people assume that they are just like Scotty Camerons so they don't bother trying them out. I think once more recreational golfers become familiar with toulons offerings, they will catch like wildfire. I have yet to see them sold in golf shops.

 

The PGA Tour Superstore carries them but the it is pretty much 35 in. length with an occasional choice between two different grips.