Sonoma Two

The Sonoma Two, as we hold it, comes down to a single release: the Pro Platinum edition. There's no earlier or later version on record here, no march through years of updates or finish changes. Whatever arc this line has belongs entirely to this one putter and how it's been received.

golfreview.com described the Pro Platinum Sonoma Two as face balanced, finished in platinum, milled from solid, and built with a long neck carrying a slight toe cast, at a length of 34 inches. That same outlet came away enthusiastic about it, calling it "AWESOME" and adding that it was "Face balanced, with the most delightful feel off the face I have ever experienced." The Community has echoed some of that warmth, with praise for the design and the feedback off the face.

But the reception hasn't been uniform. Alongside the praise, some Community feedback has flagged the 34 inch length as running a little short, and questioned whether the putter suits a higher handicap player, specifically calling it not for a 28 handicapper. That's a notable split for a line with only one release to its name: the same putter drawing both "delightful feel" and a caution about who it's really built for.

With just the Pro Platinum entry on record, the Sonoma Two reads less as a lineage and more as a single, closely watched putter whose face balance and milled construction won over at least one reviewer outright, while leaving open questions about length and fit for others. Anyone weighing it will want to sit with both halves of that reaction before deciding where they land.