Monaco

The Monaco arrives in the 2026 Toulon lineup as a mixed-material build rather than a single-block steel head. According to Australian Golf Digest, the putter mixes an 80 gram aluminum top piece with a 304 stainless steel body, with the steel making up nearly 80 percent of the head's total mass. That's a construction choice worth noting on its own terms: most of the weight sits low and back in steel, with the aluminum doing lighter work up top.

The same report describes an alignment aid on the 2026 Monaco built around an extra long single alignment line, a departure from the more understated sighting treatments seen elsewhere in Toulon's catalog. As with the construction details, this comes from the publication's reporting rather than from Toulon's own materials, so it should be read as one outlet's account of the putter rather than a maker-confirmed spec.

There isn't a house review of this release on file, and no maker-published page prose to quote here. What the record holds is the Australian Golf Digest account of how the head is built and how it's meant to be aimed, which gives a reader two concrete points to check against the putter in hand before drawing any conclusions of their own.