KM 350
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe KM 350 arrives in the Record as a single release, part of the Series 1957 line, dated to 2009. There is no earlier or later entry carrying the name forward, so the arc here is short: one blade, one year, one edition mark tying it back to Miura's 1957 lineage.
What's on record for that year is a forged blade with a milled face, reported by thehackersparadise.com to carry a classic oiled-chrome finish and to have been designed by Katsuhiro Miura. Equip2golf.com described the design as toe-weighted with offset, though that's the outlet's characterization rather than a maker-confirmed spec.
Reviewers who spent time with it in 2009 leaned favorably. One account praised the feel as close to rolling the ball by hand as you'll get, calling it buttery at address and the kind of putter that elevates your game with practice, while flagging the price, $399 in the US and about $600 in Canada, as the sticking point. Thehackersparadise.com went further, calling it the most amazingly perfect weighted putter. Nothing in that assessment was disputed elsewhere in what we hold.
With only the 2009 Series 1957 release on the books, the KM 350's story in the Record is this one moment: a forged, milled blade that reviewers found exceptional to putt with and expensive to own.
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Releases
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
What the Community says
“This is the most amazingly perfect weighted putter.”
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