Tour Series

The Cure Putters Tour Series, as it stands in our record, holds a single release: the Tour X1. There is no earlier or later entry to trace a shift against, so the line's arc here is really the arc of one putter and how it was received.

Coloradogolfblog.com described the Tour X1 as a mallet design with an aluminum clubhead, a milled face, a solid black finish with hidden weights, and a face measuring 4.85 inches, listing it at 299.95 USD. All of that comes from that outlet's own reporting, not from the maker or from a verified spec sheet, so it should be read as one publication's account of the putter rather than an established figure.

On performance, opinion was largely favorable but not uniform. The Tour X1 drew praise for being forgiving on mishits and for promoting a straight, smooth stroke, with reviewers noting good feel and sound. Coloradogolfblog.com's own testing put it plainly: putt after putt after putt with the Cure rolled as pure and on line as one could ask for, and even toed and heeled shots only went slightly off line, still delivering not-so-terrible results. Against that, other feedback flagged the putter's pace as tricky to adjust to for golfers used to something lighter, a reminder that the same head that rolled true for one tester asked something different of another's stroke.

With only the Tour X1 on file, the Tour Series as a line reads, for now, as a single statement rather than a progression.