Tyson Lamb Putters & Crafts

[mbrown1833]

I wish I had more than I have!!! I'll post more pictures soon.......

 

We need more photos!

 

You showing photos does us no good cuz we can't get one!

 

 

You don’t have one, Felix?

I do. I'm just being a sarcastic *****. Lol. U can't make people happy no matter what u do.

 

damned if you do and damned if you don't, right! poor tyson-- guy makes putters and people ridicule them for not being cohesive enough. making fun of dancing letters. who doesn't do that? poor felix-- makes a good joke and half the world doesn't get it. hey at least we got lucky and were on the wagon early

 

 

 

Edit - looks like my posts is a bit redundant. Whats the site dot on the one posted above?

 

It's a welded sight dot.

[misplacedtexan83]

We need more photos!

 

You showing photos does us no good cuz we can't get one!

 

 

You don’t have one, Felix?

I do. I'm just being a sarcastic *****. Lol. U can't make people happy no matter what u do.

 

damned if you do and damned if you don't, right! poor tyson-- guy makes putters and people ridicule them for not being cohesive enough. making fun of dancing letters. who doesn't do that? poor felix-- makes a good joke and half the world doesn't get it. hey at least we got lucky and were on the wagon early

 

 

 

Edit - looks like my posts is a bit redundant. Whats the site dot on the one posted above?

 

Man no need to edit your post.

 

WRX is meant for people to give their opinions.

 

People are more sensitive on both sides.

 

[misplacedtexan83]

 

 

Not my putter but unique sight dot for sure.

[swizbeatz]

^^^ it wasn't my original comment about the dancing letters, no need for me to chime in when the person who made it was already commenting. I just didn't read down far enough before replying.

 

That site dot is cool, couldn't tell if it was a weld or some kind of rivet.

[misplacedtexan83]

^^^ it wasn't my original comment about the dancing letters, no need for me to chime in when the person who made it was already commenting. I just didn't read down far enough before replying.

 

That site dot is cool, couldn't tell if it was a weld or some kind of rivet.

 

Great example of what wrx is design for.

 

Enjoy a welded sight dot.. really cool and just gives an added pop.

[mbrown1833]

that nut is a ridiculously cool touch.

[blink3665]

Mr. Grumpy..

 

I get what you were saying.. everything is dancing but the Texas logo are Line up perfectly.

 

Party all around and business in the cavity. Like a triple reverse mullet.

 

The owner had a vision, so cannot knock that. It is the eye of the beholder. He or she had a rhyme or reason.

 

We all can agree it is cool to see a copper one :) hmmmm... copper

 

DOOOOD. I must see a triple reverse mullet before i die.

[Jasonfish_02]

Any arguments about how you like your dancing letters on a Lamb putter are unfortunately largely irrelevant because it is not like regular people can get their hands on one. Artificial scarcity and targeted ambassador placement help drive demand, but make it irrelevant for the majority of us. Based on his posts, Jasonfish_02 obviously has access to Tyson's putters and gets to try and use lots of awesome ones, which is great for him, but it makes little difference to the vast majority of those in this thread that want to try let alone own one.

 

I’ve only bought one putter directly from Tyson. The other putters I have or have had were all through the secondary market.

[A.Princey]

I saw this first listing and thought to myself, hmmmmmmm......

https://www.ebay.com...VMAAOSw~vNasF51

 

 

Then I found this gem and thought to myself, they've vastly undervalued their sale, and someone is gonna get away with a steal!!!!

https://www.ebay.com...jwAAOSwv7ZavWl9

 

FYI, many will find both sales equally amusing and not too different. The second seller must be a WRXer for sure!

 

Edit: Come to think of it, the first seller may be WRX too. I don't know what that says..... :russian_roulette:

[richcollins]

We need more photos!

 

You showing photos does us no good cuz we can't get one!

 

 

You don’t have one, Felix?

I do. I'm just being a sarcastic *****. Lol. U can't make people happy no matter what u do.

 

damned if you do and damned if you don't, right! poor tyson-- guy makes putters and people ridicule them for not being cohesive enough. making fun of dancing letters. who doesn't do that? poor felix-- makes a good joke and half the world doesn't get it. hey at least we got lucky and were on the wagon early

Haha that's the world we live in Miles. Tyson will be just fine. To be fair, I think the guy making that dancing letter comment didn't mean anything against Tyson. Tyson's dancing letters are usually more "free hand" and not perfect like he was describing. There was just limited space on the bottom to have that effect and also, Tyson just does what the customer requests.

Im jealous about lambjam btw!

 

Ditto that Felix.

I was really hoping I would get a plane over from the UK to meet you all. Bit gutted really!

 

Good to see you are in the Lamb world tho!

 

Rich

[FEWO]

 

 

[IfICouldOnlyPutt]

Maybe I am missing something here. How are these putters so expensive?

[warrio17]

Maybe I am missing something here. How are these putters so expensive?

 

Handmade (finished off), quality, uniqueness, collectability, supply & demand.

[oneaugusta]

Maybe I am missing something here. How are these putters so expensive?

 

Hand made (finished off), quality, uniqueness, collectability, supply & demand.

Sounds like what Byron, David MIlls, Lamont, Piretti do without the supply and demand gamesmanship or am I missing something?

[gioguy21]

Maybe I am missing something here. How are these putters so expensive?

 

Hand made (finished off), quality, uniqueness, collectability, supply & demand.

Sounds like what Byron, David MIlls, Lamont, Piretti do without the supply and demand gamesmanship or am I missing something?

no no...you got it right.

[IfICouldOnlyPutt]

Handmade (finished off)? They enter a design into a computer and the computer cuts out the putter right? How is this different? Don't get me wrong, I think they are beautiful putters, but just wonder how these are selling for such a large price tag. Again, Good for Tyson, If people will pay that price then sell them for that price!

 

But then again I don't understand why people will pay $500 for a pair of sneakers either.

 

Would love to see a video or timelapse photo series of beginning to end

[warrio17]

Handmade (finished off)? They enter a design into a computer and the computer cuts out the putter right? How is this different? Don't get me wrong, I think they are beautiful putters, but just wonder how these are selling for such a large price tag. Again, Good for Tyson, If people will pay that price then sell them for that price!

 

But then again I don't understand why people will pay $500 for a pair of sneakers either.

 

Would love to see a video or timelapse photo series of beginning to end

 

 

I think (would like to believe) that he puts more hands on work into the putter than some of the others. He does everything in house, rather than having machinist elsewhere cut the metal and send the rough product to them to complete. I would guess that makes it more expensive to produce. I could be wrong about it all, wouldn't be the first time.

[mbrown1833]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

[jschwarb]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

Which will make next month's release probably look like the California gold rush. If he's selling 50 putters as is to be believed, how many of those will come up on the secondary market a week later?

[swizbeatz]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

You don’t think a newcomer to the scene, charging more for a custom than anyone other than SC, and coming pretty close to that number, is charging enough? I’ll have some of whatever your smoking.

[misplacedtexan83]

Sells out every time.

 

Some want it, some do no€™t, some get it, some will not.

 

Brown is riding his midget horse into the sunset with two or more lamb plumbers holstered.

 

Puff puff pass please.

[jschwarb]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

You don't think a newcomer to the scene, charging more for a custom than anyone other than SC, and coming pretty close to that number, is charging enough? I'll have some of whatever your smoking.

 

Looks to me like he has hit the sweet spot for pricing on virtually everything. The only thing that didn't fly outta the store that I've seen were the $235 Grayson headcovers, which were too plentiful and too expensive. Putters have been nonexistent for months, which has built massive demand.

[mbrown1833]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

You don't think a newcomer to the scene, charging more for a custom than anyone other than SC, and coming pretty close to that number, is charging enough? I'll have some of whatever your smoking.

 

I think you're a little curious why he's commanding price-points where other producers can't and won't -- besides your note of Mr. Cameron. Maybe it's because your natural instinct at that ultra premium price-point is only to think of Cameron. And that's fine, but why can't there be competition? Quite frankly, once you get over the price-point of Cameron, you start to realize he doesn't even make putters. And that his stamping is really stinky (man it stinks). But if you look at a Lamb, holy smokes, the kid can stamp. I love looking at his stamping. Here's a putter I'm getting soon.....

[mbrown1833]

Here are a couple.

[swizbeatz]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

You don't think a newcomer to the scene, charging more for a custom than anyone other than SC, and coming pretty close to that number, is charging enough? I'll have some of whatever your smoking.

 

I think you're a little curious why he's commanding price-points where other producers can't and won't -- besides your note of Mr. Cameron. Maybe it's because your natural instinct at that ultra premium price-point is only to think of Cameron. And that's fine, but why can't there be competition? Quite frankly, once you get over the price-point of Cameron, you start to realize he doesn't even make putters. And that his stamping is really stinky (man it stinks). But if you look at a Lamb, holy smokes, the kid can stamp. I love looking at his stamping. Here's a putter I'm getting soon.....

 

I’m not curious, was just commenting on you saying he should be charging more. He already charges more than 99% of the market, other than tour Cameron’s. That’s the only reason I thought of Scotty, don’t play one personally. I get the manipulation of price by not making putters and prefer guys like Byron who are down to grind out some orders. I’m also looking at covers and donut markers, a year ago ITT everyone’s complaining about not getting one and now if you post one on the BST you won’t get any messages. Curious to see if the putters follow suit.

 

The one you just posted looks amazing.

[jschwarb]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

You don't think a newcomer to the scene, charging more for a custom than anyone other than SC, and coming pretty close to that number, is charging enough? I'll have some of whatever your smoking.

 

I think you're a little curious why he's commanding price-points where other producers can't and won't -- besides your note of Mr. Cameron. Maybe it's because your natural instinct at that ultra premium price-point is only to think of Cameron. And that's fine, but why can't there be competition? Quite frankly, once you get over the price-point of Cameron, you start to realize he doesn't even make putters. And that his stamping is really stinky (man it stinks). But if you look at a Lamb, holy smokes, the kid can stamp. I love looking at his stamping. Here's a putter I'm getting soon.....

 

I'm not curious, was just commenting on you saying he should be charging more. He already charges more than 99% of the market, other than tour Cameron's. That's the only reason I thought of Scotty, don't play one personally. I get the manipulation of price by not making putters and prefer guys like Byron who are down to grind out some orders. I'm also looking at covers and donut markers, a year ago ITT everyone's complaining about not getting one and now if you post one on the BST you won't get any messages. Curious to see if the putters follow suit.

 

The one you just posted looks amazing.

 

I don't think the BST here is the greatest barometer of Lamb popularity. But I will agree that there's kind of a lull at the moment with people waiting for the new markers. Those appear to be the straw that stirs everything.

[mbrown1833]

We can break down all of the boutique producers and go over their brand, analyze every single iota of detail, but at the end of the day, it is anyone's given choice to use boutique producers, bags and putters alike -- and it is the producer's choice to come to whatever price-point they deem is reasonable and is conducive to their cost of living. It's as simple as that.

 

Personally, I don't think he's charging enough. TableRock's numbers are closer to what the realized value is.

 

You don't think a newcomer to the scene, charging more for a custom than anyone other than SC, and coming pretty close to that number, is charging enough? I'll have some of whatever your smoking.

 

I think you're a little curious why he's commanding price-points where other producers can't and won't -- besides your note of Mr. Cameron. Maybe it's because your natural instinct at that ultra premium price-point is only to think of Cameron. And that's fine, but why can't there be competition? Quite frankly, once you get over the price-point of Cameron, you start to realize he doesn't even make putters. And that his stamping is really stinky (man it stinks). But if you look at a Lamb, holy smokes, the kid can stamp. I love looking at his stamping. Here's a putter I'm getting soon.....

 

I'm not curious, was just commenting on you saying he should be charging more. He already charges more than 99% of the market, other than tour Cameron's. That's the only reason I thought of Scotty, don't play one personally. I get the manipulation of price by not making putters and prefer guys like Byron who are down to grind out some orders. I'm also looking at covers and donut markers, a year ago ITT everyone's complaining about not getting one and now if you post one on the BST you won't get any messages. Curious to see if the putters follow suit.

 

The one you just posted looks amazing.

 

He'll have the market share of Cameron if he can continue to responsibly grow to the point where it only makes sense to go OEM. Tyson is extremely in touch with his brand. If he loses touch with the brand, he may lose it. But I really don't see that happening. And we can't forget Tana has owned a successful business herself.

 

With regards to the shift in supply & demand on [in particular] covers : you have a valid point -- but IMO we're seeing a shift away from standardized releases. They're good for Cameron's predictable income, but other companies are proving that if you simply have a really solid product, you're going to get income. Bryan Vick with his putter head keychains is a good example of this. Pretty much anything The Golf Garage releases is another. Someone just released a triton divot tool (can't remember the company but it's dope). These are all in a way children of the Cameron Handmades, but IMO Tyson has changed the way we've viewed accessories. It's certainly changed the way producers see their stainless steel, bronze, and copper.

[A.Princey]

Unless TW wins a major with a TL, the market demand will forever remain in his hands on the putting surface.... He built the brand, even if Don is too conceited for that grateful admission. Presence builds a sustainable demand, and we all saw how '97 changed SC's world, pumping his bank account and ego into the stratosphere. There's a reason why the term boutique is so hard to stray away from here in this thread.

[DFW Snowman]

It will be interesting to see how the Tyson Lamb business evolves. Seems like the secondary market for the accessories isn't as active or profitable as it once was, at least from what I can see here and on eBay. The Masters Members Only cover isn't selling at all, and the pop top markers are way down in price from a month ago. Could just be a lull, could be increased competition from other boutique makers. Only time will tell.

 

I got some really cool markers from Johnston Gray and Bastain Milled and headcovers from Swag, so there just seem to be lots of options for that sort of thing now.

[jschwarb]

It will be interesting to see how the Tyson Lamb business evolves. Seems like the secondary market for the accessories isn't as active or profitable as it once was, at least from what I can see here and on eBay. The Masters Members Only cover isn't selling at all, and the pop top markers are way down in price from a month ago. Could just be a lull, could be increased competition from other boutique makers. Only time will tell.

 

I got some really cool markers from Johnston Gray and Bastain Milled and headcovers from Swag, so there just seem to be lots of options for that sort of thing now.

 

But the Masters covers sold out in minutes on Lamb's site, as did poptops when they went up (and went up again and again). Does a cooled-off secondary market matter? I don't know. The market is still very strong for stuff that was limited, like shields. But anyone buying 1 of 300 Masters covers with the intention of selling for double the price within a week might have been unrealistic. It's fascinating to watch, that's for sure.