Rg-1 Blade

The Rg-1 Blade is Bloodline's blade entry in the Rg-1 line, built around a multi-piece machined head rather than a single-block casting. According to asiagolf.id, it's a 3 piece CNC milled head made from CNC-milled aluminum, with what the publication describes as performance groove face technology combined with an Integrated/Oversized Grip section that morphs into the shaft section. That integrated shaft/grip/hosel design is the defining trait asiagolf.id points to, paired with what it calls Interchangeable shaft technology and a high performance carbon fiber shaft.

On fit, asiagolf.id reports the Blade is offered in 32″, 33″, 34″ (standard), 35″, 36″, and custom lengths, with lie options at 67.5° (flat), 69.5° (standard), and 71.5° (upright). The same source places the balance point around 2" from the base of the head and describes an alignment feature meant to let the golfer see the club, ball, target line, and hole without having to tilt your head or use your peripheral vision.

On pedigree, asiagolf.id credits the model with 5 tour wins & used by Hall of Fame golfers in Majors, and references patented features tied to the putter's ability to stand alone. These are the publication's own characterizations rather than confirmed figures, so read them as reported claims about this specific release rather than settled history. Against the rest of the Rg-1 line, the Blade's identity here rests on that integrated shaft/grip construction and its multi-piece milled build, the two threads asiagolf.id returns to most.