Toulon Atlanta (First Run)

The 2024 First Run Atlanta is the current entry in a line that has changed shape several times since 2018. Where earlier Atlantas ran mid to midsize, this release is described by the maker's page as slightly smaller in size than its predecessor, a compact mallet built from a 303 stainless steel body with a 6061 aluminum sole plate. The construction pairs those materials for multi-material weighting, with front-loaded milled round sole weights and mass shifted to the perimeter, aims the maker's page ties to MOI, stability, and forgiveness. The face carries mid-depth Double Fly Cut milling, a pattern verified across editorial sources and consistent with the "medium depth double fly cut" the maker described on its 2022 Atlanta page, suggesting continuity in face treatment even as the head shrank.

Finish is Chocolate PVD with Heritage Green and Cream accents per the maker's page, which pluggedingolf.com also reported as a "rich chocolate PVD finish." The putter ships with a short slant neck hosel (the maker's page) or, per pluggedingolf.com, an "H4.5 short slant neck hosel," a Toulon First Run Pistol grip at midsize and 75g, and a Stepless Steel Chrome shaft, with a headcover included. Pluggedingolf.com additionally reported a stock head weight of 360 grams with a 390 gram option, 44 degrees of toe hang, and a medium-quiet "tock" off the face, along with an MSRP of $600 USD, none of which carry maker confirmation in what we hold.

Pluggedingolf.com's review called it a putter that "blends expert milling and modern performance features in a beautiful compact mallet design," praising the feel and consistency, while also flagging it as an expensive investment. That combination, expert milling and modern features set against a $600 price point, sits at the center of how this release has been discussed. Against its own lineage, the Atlanta has moved from the mid-mallet framed in the 2019 page copy, through the toe-hang H7 and reimagined 2022 version with Stroke Lab shafting, to this smaller-bodied, Stroke Lab-free 2024 First Run built around updated weighting and finish.