Las Vegas H1

The Toulon Design Las Vegas H1 line, as we hold it, begins and so far ends with a single release: the 25 Series, brought out in 2025. There is no earlier chapter to trace here, no prior body style to compare it against. What the record shows is one entry, fully formed, arriving with the kind of finish work that suggests a maker unwilling to introduce a name casually.

Golfmonthly.com's review of the 25 Series leaned heavily positive, calling it one of the best looking and feeling mallet putters around, and pointing to the double milling on the face as the source of a sensation the outlet described as seriously soft yet stable through impact. That same double-milled face, described elsewhere as ultra-soft 304 stainless steel per golfmonthly.com, sits under an Anthracite finish accented with flashes of racing red and Italian heritage blue, per the same source. Community and press sentiment broadly agreed on the premium look and soft feel, with alignment features also drawing praise, though the price tag was flagged as a point that may put some off.

With only the one release on record, the Las Vegas H1's arc is really just its opening statement. Golfmonthly.com credits the company's founding to 2023 and names Sean Toulon, Tony Toulon, and Toru Kamatari as founders, context that frames the 25 Series as an early product from a young operation rather than a long-running model getting a refresh. Whether the line grows from here, and in what direction, isn't something the record can speak to yet. What it holds is a single, well-received debut.