Ryohei Handmade Forged Putter

The Fujimoto Ryohei Handmade Forged Putter is built, according to fujimoto-golf.com as reported by golfsuppliesaustralia.com, from the same steel material used in the maker's irons. fujimoto-golf.com describes the process behind it as the Hizukuri technique, with the head forged, bent, ground and polished by hand, then annealed for 72 hours using a tempered straw ash barrel. None of these production details are verified independently, and the Record holds them only as fujimoto-golf.com's own account.

Buyers choose between two finishes and two neck options, per that same source. The chrome finish is described as protecting against corrosion with a harder feel, while the copper finish is said to protect from rust and shift to a dark brown patina over time. Neck geometry runs to a Swan Neck or a Flow Neck, giving the release two distinct address looks off a shared forged head.

As a single release, the Handmade Forged Putter reads as a straightforward statement piece within the Ryohei line: one model, offered in a small matrix of finish and neck choices rather than a spread of different heads. The record here comes entirely from fujimoto-golf.com's own descriptions, carried through the trade listing at golfsuppliesaustralia.com, and readers weighing the claims of hand-forging and hand-polishing should treat them as the maker's own framing until tested against a putter in hand.