Kuchar Series Model 1 Putter

The Kuchar Series Model 1 arrived in 2013 as a Signature Series putter tied to Matt Kuchar's own setup. The maker's page, as reported by 2ndswing.com, describes it as a blade putter with a widened head profile said to increase MOI, built from soft carbon steel and finished in pewter PVD.

On feel, the maker's page lists an F.I.T. face designed with reduced mass for a soft but solid strike, a hallmark that runs through Bettinardi's broader work. The record also notes a double-bend shaft and face-balanced toe hang, along with a shaft length described as either traditional or longer to suit Kuchar's arm-lock stroke, a detail that speaks directly to the putter's signature-series purpose.

Within its own line, this is the Model 1 entry, the version most closely built around Kuchar's specific stroke rather than a general-release blade. The specs on record, the widened profile, the face-balanced setup, and the arm-lock-friendly shaft option, point to a putter designed with one player's method in mind and offered to the public as that same tool.