Toulon Golf has today officially announced its latest Small Batch putter — the Scottsdale.

This Small Batch release celebrates all things Scottsdale and features a very unique design that also takes inspiration from the town itself — the most Wild city of the West, home to gunslingers and American outlaws.

The Head

This ear shaped mid-mallet takes some inspiration from the original blade models from the 1960s, most notably in the hosel design that is unique on a shape like Scottsdale Small Batch. This modified H1 hosel was designed to create a blade-like flow similar to those models from the 60s.

Most designs of this nature are heel shafted, which creates a lot more toe hang, and are typically suited for players with substantial arcs to their strokes.

Scottsdale aims to fit a wide range of players while delivering an incredibly solid sound and feel.

The Flange and Flow

While the hosel really helps to create the performance of this design, the star of the show on Scottsdale is its flange design. The flange gently flows off the back of the topline, gracefully falling to the back curved surface. But it also flows up from the heel of the flange to a peak towards the toe in an eye-catching radius.

This functional design helps to locate the center of gravity in the middle of the putter — offsetting the weight of the hosel in the heel.

This concept of form and function is on display throughout the valley of the Sonoran Desert in much of Scottsdale’s Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired architecture, and inspired Toulon in its thinking for Scottsdale Small Batch.

The pattern that adorns the flange of Scottsdale features hundreds of tiny diamonds that reflect light in many directions, effectively reducing any glare that could distract a player while also creating a beautiful surface on the 904L Stainless Steel.

This pattern takes hours to mill on every head, and creates a finished piece that is truly unique.

The Sole

Toulon leaned into Wild Wild West inspiration for the sole design — and once again, the key design feature is one of function first. Scottsdale uses a bullet sole to reduce head weight from the center of the head, in design to create a more forgiving design while also helping Toulon hit its target weight of 355 grams.

Scottsdale, and broadly Arizona, was part of the Wild Wild West. This led Toulon to study some of the intricate engraving on vintage pistols and knives from the late 1800s and early 1900s often found on cowboys and vigilantes roaming the desert. These patterns were the source of inspiration of Scottsdale’s sole.

The graphic package Toulon created was also from this time period and draws inspiration from vintage movie posters and most wanted bulletins.

Underneath the graphics you’ll also see the subtle slow milled pattern that helps to make the Small Batch designs so unique.

The Rest of the Package

Scottsdale’s face is milled with the brand’s Ultra Fine Double Fly cut. The head is finished in Milk Chocolate and the engravings are filled in Cream and Gold paint. The putter is paired with a special Toulon Pistol Midsize grip in a coordinating Black and Rose Gold color with Toulon’s chrome stepless steel shaft.

Specs: 

• Material: 904L Stainless Steel
• Finish: Milk Chocolate
• Face Mill: Ultra Fine Double Fly Cut
• Grip: Toulon Pistol Midsize Black/Rose Gold
• Shaft: Chrome Stepless Steel
• Headcover: Small Batch Leather
• Head Weight: 355 g
• Toe Hang: 36°
• Loft: 3°
• Lie: 70°

Pricing and Availability

The Scottsdale Small Batch is available for purchase on a first come, first served basis on February 14th, via the company’s website — ToulonGolf.com.

A limited number of these exceedingly rare examples are being offered worldwide at $1,800.