Toulon 2022?

[jah7838]

I don't have any reviews of the slant neck Daytona, but my Las Vegas Slant Neck has had a few rounds in it, and I'm really liking this putter.  Feel is great the roll I get on this putter is great.  Shot 73 yesterday (personal best) and had no 3-putts.  All of my missed putts looked like they were going in the hole or they barely missed, leaving me a pretty short 2nd putt. I had 29 putts total.   

[STank724]

On 2/12/2022 at 11:03 AM, RainShadow said:

 Looking forward to trying a LV with the H4.5. Wondering about the toe hang Vs. The H7 neck.

Anyone able to speak to the H4.5 vs the H7 neck? Strongly considering the LV.

[mistaklavin]

wanted to update this here, since I know there was interest. Saw on IG that Johnny wunder mentioned that we should be getting a Las Vegas CH at some point.

[Nias]

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on the Atlanta one, but I'm a bit scared that the black color will fade and look bad over time.
Anyone that has had or seen any color fading  problems on the 2022 models?

[tilrifz]

On 12/17/2022 at 1:32 PM, mistaklavin said:

wanted to update this here, since I know there was interest. Saw on IG that Johnny wunder mentioned that we should be getting a Las Vegas CH at some point.

 

Love my OG 7CH. Recently swapped it out for a 2022 Las Vegas H4.5.

 

Hoping they do come out with the Las Vegas CH soon, that'd be a dream come true.

[Kuk]

I really love the look of Las Vegas H4.5 and putted at PGA superstore today. The feel of the putter is definitely on the firmer side

My concern is with the shaft. Does the shaft makes the putter head feel lighter or heavier? I prefer heavier head feel

 

im considering either get this Las Vegas or Scotty 7.5 ( feel the head is too large)

Edited December 27, 2022 by Kuk

[third-times-a-charm]

On 12/17/2022 at 1:32 PM, mistaklavin said:

wanted to update this here, since I know there was interest. Saw on IG that Johnny wunder mentioned that we should be getting a Las Vegas CH at some point.

Noooo then my tour issue toulon vegas 7CH wouldnt be as cool anymore!

 

Jokes aside it's an awesome setup. I wonder if Callaway moving Xander into a 7CH Toulon has anything to do with it. I think his has a custom milled-out face with that same black WH insert, though.

Edited December 28, 2022 by third-times-a-charm

[abh00]

On 12/26/2022 at 5:32 PM, tilrifz said:

 

Edited January 2, 2023 by abh00
Quoted wrong post

[abh00]

On 12/26/2022 at 4:10 PM, Nias said:

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on the Atlanta one, but I'm a bit scared that the black color will fade and look bad over time.
Anyone that has had or seen any color fading  problems on the 2022 models?

Quoted the wrong post originally. 
 

I’ve had my 22 Madison for almost a year and it still looks new

[Misc1600]

What head shape is the Madison? The San Diego/ Anser and Austin/Anser 2  

[chinaski]

On 1/2/2023 at 9:38 AM, Misc1600 said:

What head shape is the Madison? The San Diego/ Anser and Austin/Anser 2  

 

I may be wrong but I think it's Toulon's personal take on the Anser. Austin is more traditional. They are really close. Madison is longer in blade length than Austin. Bumpers and shoulders are slightly different, more sloped shoulders and bumpers kinda dive down at heel and toe on the Madison. Also perimeter shaping of cavity is different.

 

Madison:

 

Austin:

Edited January 8, 2023 by chinaski
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[Scotty1140]

On 1/2/2023 at 10:38 AM, Misc1600 said:

What head shape is the Madison? The San Diego/ Anser and Austin/Anser 2  

Madison and Austin are Anser copies albeit different variations. San Diego is an a Anser 2 copy. 

[wam78]

Have a custom SD on the way this week.  Excited to get an SD back in the bag.  Sold my old one and have missed it ever since.  

[dj6627]

No LH 2022 Atlanta.   Boo

[Copacetic]

On 12/26/2022 at 9:10 PM, Nias said:

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger on the Atlanta one, but I'm a bit scared that the black color will fade and look bad over time.
Anyone that has had or seen any color fading  problems on the 2022 models?

My LeMans still looks as new with a seasons heavy play on it. 

[chinaski]

On 11/28/2022 at 12:46 PM, STank724 said:

Anyone able to speak to the H4.5 vs the H7 neck? Strongly considering the LV.

 

I'm been debating the same thing. I have a H7 LV. Have rolled the 4.5 in the store. Love the new milling, weighting and design on bottom. Kinda prefer the charcoal finish vs black.  Going to get the 4.5 LV and see who wins then probably sell both go garage with a site dot or naked.

 

[stuman74]

Anyone use/try both the 2022 Madison and 2022 Chicago?  I'm debating on which of the two I like better.  Thanks.

[hankwu]

On 4/12/2022 at 5:53 AM, Rob Demo said:

Could you tell us how you were able to get a weight kit for the 2022 putters?  I don't see any options to purchase online except for the occasional EB item for approx. $200.

try calling their customer service department to see if it is available for sale, i've had luck with smaller things like replacement shaft band on my garage putter ship to me. 

[hankwu]

On 4/27/2022 at 1:26 PM, third-times-a-charm said:

Callaway's non-tour assembly warehouse is in Mexico, yes. Everything from Odyssey to Callaway gets assembled and built there.

 

Most components are made in China/Vietnam/Japan. I would bet Toulon heads are milled in one of those places as well.

 

In the case of China specifically they can make you whatever you want to whatever specs you want if you want to foot the bill for it. If Toulon is having a company in China mill their heads and specifies the metallurgy and tolerances - it can be a product that it equal or better than 'Made in the USA'.

I was curious about where both Toulon retail and garage line are made in and got confirmation from the Callaway rep that for garage putters they are indeed built and assembled in Mexico, he didn't specify for the Tour version i am assuming those are built from the vans in the States. For regular Toulon retail line are Made in China, they invested CNC and other machineries to product high quality products as good as Made in USA