V-Series
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe V-Series carries a 2022 date on record, with the maker's page describing it as a line built around customizable components for various putter configurations. The core idea has held across its life: rather than locking a golfer into one head, one neck, one shaft, the line was built to be assembled. The maker lists custom shaft upgrades running through KBS, Fujikura, BGT, LA Golf, TPT, Mitsubishi, and UST Mamiya, alongside what the maker calls the two most popular hosel options, elsewhere described on the maker's page as 6 different hosel options. Teeboxgolf.com.au's reporting frames it differently still, calling it a highly-versatile line with four interchangeable hosel types, so the exact hosel count is not settled across sources.
By 2025, the maker's page lists an update to the line, and two named releases carry that era forward: the V5.1 Tour Spec and the V5.1 - MidLockArm Lock Putter. Both list at 429.00 USD on the maker's page. The Tour Spec is verified at a 38 inch length, and the maker's page lists it as having taken a 2025 Hot List Gold award.
Between the 2022 foundation and the 2025 update sits the through-line of the V-Series: a platform built for fitting rather than a single fixed head, carried forward into the Tour Spec and MidLockArm Lock variants that now sit under its name.
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Releases
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