Las Vegas 2022
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2022 Toulon Design Las Vegas is a fang shaped putter, described by golfalot.com as similar in profile to the Odyssey #7, finished in what golfmonthly.com calls a midnight black finish and golfalot.com refers to as Midnight Black. Golfmonthly.com describes the face as a milled steel face cut with a Deep Diamond Groove pattern, milled from premium steel, while golfalot.com names the same milling the Deep Diamond Groove Mill Pattern. Alignment is handled by white markings, with golfmonthly.com describing white alignment lines on the top of the leading edge and on the inside of the fangs, and golfalot.com describing it more simply as a simple white line.
The head carries an adjustable two piece weighting system in the sole. Golfmonthly.com puts the range at 5, 10, 15 and 20 gram options in each side, while golfalot.com describes it as an adjustable two split weight design running from 20 grams to 5 grams in 5 gram increments. The putter ships on a Stroke Lab shaft, which golfalot.com says carries 40 grams less steel with a longer graphite section closer to the head, paired with what golfmonthly.com calls the Toulon version of the Stroke Lab grip, dark emerald green carbon above the steel tip section, set into an Odyssey Toulon Design pistol grip combining a flat front with an oval pistol design. Golfalot.com lists the neck as a DB neck, also available in H7. Golfalot.com also lists an MSRP of £379 GBP.
Reviewer opinion on this build is not unanimous. One reviewer praised it as a high quality milled putter with a Stroke Lab shaft for more consistency and a great grip, but felt it feels lighter than a steel shafted putter and noted a slightly lighter feel than expected. Golfmonthly.com, by contrast, called the sound very soft for an all metal putter and argued that all this comes at a price which is justified by the looks and excellent performance. Golfalot.com pointed specifically to the head shape as a functional feature, writing that the gap between the two fangs really helps the putter flow and holds the face stable through impact.
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What the Community says
“All this comes at a price which is justified by the looks and excellent performance.”
“The gap between the two fangs really helps the putter flow and holds the face stable through impact.”
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