Blade

The TimberTouch Blade sits in the traditional putter tradition: a slim, classic blade shape built for players who favor a straight-back, straight-through stroke over an arc. timbertouchputterworks.com describes the design in those terms, and separately notes a smaller sweet spot and typically lighter build, the tradeoffs blade players have long accepted in exchange for feel and a compact profile at address.

What sets this release apart from a standard steel blade is the material: timbertouchputterworks.com lists the head as crafted from exotic woods, run through precision CNC machining. That combination, wood construction paired with CNC precision, is the throughline of the maker's own language, quoted directly on their site as delivering unmatched aesthetic appeal and superior feel. The Community has echoed that framing, praising the exotic wood look and the feel off the face, alongside the machining itself.

There's some tension in the record worth noting rather than smoothing over. timbertouchputterworks.com also credits the Blade with unique weighting that increases MOI, a claim that reads at odds with the same source's description of the head as lighter with a smaller sweet spot, typically traits that work against forgiveness rather than for it. Both lines come from the same source, so the reader is left to weigh a wood blade built for feel and looks against a stated MOI benefit that isn't otherwise explained.

Against the rest of whatever else TimberTouch Putterworks makes, the Blade reads as the traditionalist's entry: slim, classic, wood-bodied, and pitched at the straight-back, straight-through stroke rather than the arc.