Twin Marks
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctHonma's Twin Marks line traces to 2001, with two entries carrying the name that year: the standard Honma Twin Marks 2001 and the Twin Marks Super Doric Titanium shaft model. Golfmonthly.com described the standard model's finish as platinum coloured, with a milled face, heel toe weighting, and right hand only availability. honma.touchegolf.com places the Super Doric Titanium shaft variant in the same year.
Reviewers who spent time with the 2001 Twin Marks came away pleased. Golfmonthly.com called it an unfussy putter that performed especially well from inside 10 feet, adding that it also offered a smooth roll from longer distances. That assessment lines up with a broader read on the putter as praised for unfussy design, performing well from 10 feet and under, with a smooth roll from longer distances.
Both threads point to the same year and the same design sensibility, a Honma putter built around heel toe weighting and a milled face, dressed in a platinum coloured finish, and received by at least one outlet as a quietly capable performer on the green.
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