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33Five-BD Pro Build Blade Putter looks like Never Compromise and T-Line had a child. Not bad if
you can use face balanced.

    LogicalOne Caley Golf is a company in England. They were called "Old Tom" until just a few weeks ago. I 1st found out about them on Facebook, a few months ago. And of course, I get emails weekly now. 😀

      The mallet putter is tempting. I finally ditched the Odyssey #1 wide, so I am looking again. Of course, the old C-Ray comes out of the garage and putts great. It always does that. And then I find something new and pretty.....

        Tcafla any interest in an Areso CB57?

        Tom, not at this time, thanks though.

          Am I being a pessimist? How does one just decide they want to be in the golf club business I mean the design, tooling, and manufacturing for a product line all takes time and money? Are they open designs just logoed for them?

            I’d say 90% of all the direct to consumer new companies use shelf designs that are logged, that includes clubs and balls.

            DonM Orka Golf

            I noticed 5 of the six iron sets offered have traditional lofts. Is this a new trend?

            • DonM replied to this.

                These have been popping up on my news feed for the past week. The wedges and putters look great. May have to indulge.

                  LBlack14
                  the mallet putter is nice looking. But I don’t need another putter right now. My Heavy Putter is working out just fine

                    CAG e-mail today with some new milled putters that are nice, but kind of strange, looking. E-mail did have a 15% off code, so I jumped on one of the non-milled mallet putters. Came out to $82 shipped.