This putter was born to fit the requests of many of the golfers who want a quality milled putter and find that there is not a huge amount of centershafted putters available, that fit this description. 

I used the base head that is in all of my designs, gave a little more square look to the cornes and  fabricated a stubby neck that stays out of sight, from address and allows the golfer to focus on the task at hand.

Weights range from a maximum of 360 grams to a minimum of 335 grams.  I can gain weight through hosel manipulation and shed weight by using sole ports or a milled pocket in the back of the blade.  Both are done while keeping the balance and feel of the putter as close to perfect as I can get.

If you are one of today’s golfers who fancies the centershafted putter, you will love the Saguaro’s solid feel, good looks and all around quality.

The idea for this design came from the mind of my older brother, Morgan.  He has had this shape in mind for some time and when I brought this first line to market, the fit was perfect.  The initial putter in this style was made to his preferences, with the “Sick ‘n Twisted” hosel an done in a brilliant gun blue finish.  Pictures of the finished putter will be available, by late summer of 2009.

The shaping of this head, with the pronounced toe, sweeping smoothly to the smaller heel give it a good amount of toe weight and allow for a longer hosel to be fabricated and still maintain a solid amount of balance to the head.  The initial feedback from the prototype was very positive.  Most who tried the putter found that it had nearly zero tendency to twist in their hands and felt extremely “Pendulum” like.

This head is best suited to a longer, hand-bent hosel, but a plumbers neck or the like could be done, with minimal adjustments to the weighting.

I wanted to create a head that had some radius to it and no sharp corners, whatsoever.  The Window Rock is the result of that hand-shaping.  The radius is constant from the very toe, to the point at which it becomes the tail of the putter.  Weighting is consistent and very solid.  This design takes advantage of the thickness of the face of the putter to maintain a weight maximum of 347 grams, while lighter weights, down into the low 330’s would be very possible with some porting or pockets.

It is a simple, handshaped head that feels as good to roll as anything you might have in your bag, at the present time.  One of the closest putters to hand made that you will find, on the market, today, without the “hand made” price tag.

I wanted to create a head that had some radius to it and no sharp corners, whatsoever.  The Window Rock is the result of that hand-shaping.  The radius is constant from the very toe, to the point at which it becomes the tail of the putter.  Weighting is consistent and very solid.  This design takes advantage of the thickness of the face of the putter to maintain a weight maximum of 347 grams, while lighter weights, down into the low 330’s would be very possible with some porting or pockets.

It is a simple, handshaped head that feels as good to roll as anything you might have in your bag, at the present time.  One of the closest putters to hand made that you will find, on the market, today, without the “hand made” price tag.