Blade

The Toulon Design Blade Collection shipped in 2015, milled from solid blocks of 303 stainless steel and finished in the Charcoal Smoke Finish that marks the line. The maker's page lists each piece as meticulously milled, with deep cross-hatch grooves engineered across the entire face and a small groove inside each diamond pattern designed to improve quality of roll. That face treatment sits at the center of what the collection is selling: a blade built for feel and roll consistency rather than forgiveness through offset or heel-toe weighting alone.

The head itself is designed with counter balance capabilities, and Callaway's page gives head weights across three sole plate options: 350g with an aluminum plate, 363g with stainless steel, and 383g with tungsten. The sole plate is described as adjustable and weighted, interchangeable in Aluminum at 7, 20, and 40 gram options, which lets a fitter push the balance point around without changing heads. Elsewhere the same plate is listed at a 20 gram steel soleplate weight, a detail worth noting rather than reconciling, since the material differs across the two listings. The putter is built with a Stroke Lab shaft and offered with pistol or oversized grips, tying it into the rest of Callaway's Stroke Lab equipment ecosystem of that era rather than standing apart from it.

Within the Toulon Design Blade line, this Blade Collection reads as the foundational release, the version that establishes the material, the face milling, and the counterbalance architecture that later entries in the line would presumably build from. Nothing on record here separates individual named heads within the collection, so what we hold is the collection-level specification: material, finish, face pattern, shaft, and the weight and sole plate framework that defines it.