Toulon Las Vegas H1 25 Series

The Toulon Las Vegas H1 25 Series is the 2025 edition of the Las Vegas mallet, and everything on record for this release comes from golfmonthly.com's reporting on it, so treat the specs as that outlet's account rather than Toulon's own word or the Record's verification.

Golf Monthly describes the head with an Anthracite finish, flashes of racing red and Italian heritage blue, and a face in ultra-soft 304 stainless steel. The face carries what the outlet calls a Deep Tuna Face Mill, marginally deeper than the 24' collection, paired with the patented Small Tuna over-mill. Alignment is handled by a small line on the top of the face. The build rounds out with a refined plumbers neck hosel, a milled aluminum sole plate, and two weights situated on the sole. Golf Monthly also lists an MSRP of $600/£599 USD/GBP for this release, and, per the same outlet, credits Sean Toulon, Tony Toulon, and Toru Kamatari as founders, with the company founded in 2023.

Reviewer opinion on the H1 25 Series leans strongly positive. It's been praised for ultra-premium looks, an incredibly soft feel across the face, and superb alignment features, with Golf Monthly calling it one of the best looking and feeling mallet putters around, adding that the double milling on the face provides a seriously soft yet stable sensation through impact and the refined edges and topline only enhance its aesthetics. The one recurring knock is the price, which some feel may put buyers off, a tension that sits squarely between the putter's premium presentation and its punchy price-tag.

Against the rest of the Las Vegas line, the 25 Series reads as an incremental refinement rather than a reinvention, distinguished mainly by that deeper face mill and the racing red and Italian heritage blue accents layered onto the Anthracite finish.