Toulon Seattle

The Toulon Seattle arrived as part of the 2020 Toulon Design Collection, and per the maker's page it's a toe hang mallet built on the H1 hosel, described plainly as "a toe hang mallet putter with our H1 hosel (crank neck) encouraging more face rotation and arc." Toulon calls it "essentially a larger footprint of our Portland model," which places it in the lineup as the bigger sibling to that head rather than an entirely new shape. Golf.com's reporting largely lines up with that framing, describing the head as a mallet that draws on Odyssey's Bird of Prey putter and carries the same crank hosel.

On construction, the maker's page points to the Stroke Lab shaft and a Deep Diamond Mill face pattern, said to create "a soft but crisp feel while encouraging consistent forward roll." Golf.com's account corroborates the shaft and milling in general terms, noting Stroke Lab shafts and a diamond-milled face, though it renders the face treatment simply as diamond-milled rather than by Toulon's own Deep Diamond Mill name. Golf.com also reports sole plates offering 7, 20, and 40 gram options for adjustable weighting, along with a Charcoal Smoke finish, customization through the Toulon Garage, a retail date of Feb. 27, and pricing starting at $449.99 each, none of which appear in the maker excerpt supplied here.

Within the 2020 Collection, the Seattle reads as the larger-footprint alternative to the Portland, sharing the H1 crank hosel and toe hang balance while offering a bigger head for buyers who want more mallet in hand.