BB1 Tiki

Kamen · February 2, 2016

I am in Canada and bought one of the 10 Tiki's that Golftown had for sale (which lasted less than 5 minutes online). Came in a brown box -- that ticks me off! -- and no certificate. Then last Friday (About 10 days after getting the putter) UPS showed up with just the certificate in the binder plastic as shown in photos here. So expect your certificate in separate delivery.

I still have to yell at Golftown about the box -- could have fit a frikken driver. Haven't decided if I want to game or sell this, so having the Bett box would be a plus "just in case".

I got my certificate in the mail from UPS 3 days after I called them about it so looks like they found them and sent them back out to owners. It really is a nice putter and would be a keeper for sure. This is the first time I've bought any limited edition release. It's only slightly more expensive than say the new Scotty Cameron's coming out so it's pretty good value for being so unique.

Agreed about the box haha

tokomoto · February 5, 2016

This putter is beautiful. So beautiful in fact that I find it hard to want to use. It will definitely stand out either in your bag or during play. Great piece either way, can't go wrong!

Makuakane_Bear · February 8, 2016

This putter is beautiful. So beautiful in fact that I find it hard to want to use. It will definitely stand out either in your bag or during play. Great piece either way, can't go wrong!

Couldn't agree more. I will be using mine. Even got a new headcover for mine as I didn't want my Tiki one to get thrashed.

Makuakane_Bear · April 19, 2016

What kind of maintenance is required on these bad boys? Wipe it down with silicon like any other carbon putter? Silicone in the headcover?

I am using a wadding polish that cleans and polishes ("Nevr Dull"). Works great! Wipe it down and let it set over night, then replace the head over in the morning. The excess is in the cover.

Makuakane_Bear · April 20, 2016

While I'm here , anybody have any tips on keeping this as clean as possible after play ?? Just dry it well after ?? Is there oil needed ??

Was reading through the thread again and saw this. I wipe it down with a dry towel during the round. At the end of the day, I use a product called "Nevr Dull"-It is a wadding product (soaked cotton pieces) that cleans and polishes. I just take a piece of the wadding product and wipe it down thoroughly. You don't need much to clean and polish it. I let it sit over night without the head cover. I will either wipe off any excess left with a clean, soft cloth or just put my putter back in the headcover so that the headcover has a little oil in it. With that little bit in the headcover, it can help clean/protect my putter throughout the round.

Sorry for the late response. Hope that helps.