Soto

The Soto TP Collection is a blade, and Haggin Oaks describes it as a blade-style putter with a classic and clean design. That's the extent of the character work on record here: a traditional silhouette rather than a mallet, built for players who want the head kept simple.

On fit, Haggin Oaks reports a single sightline on the back cavity, full shaft offset, and slight toe hang, with two 10g weights set into the sole. Together those specs point toward an arced stroke, and the same source describes the Soto as optimized for golfers who prefer to release the toe through impact. All of that is Haggin Oaks' characterization, not a claim TaylorMade or this house has verified independently, so weigh it as one publication's read on the putter rather than settled spec.

Against the rest of the line, the Soto in this TP Collection guise reads as the pure-blade entry, toe-hang and offset built for an arcing release rather than a face-balanced, straight-back stroke. Nothing else on the maker's own pages made it into our file for this edition, so the record here stands on that single outside account until more turns up.