When Toulon Golf created the 2025 collection of putters, they had one word in mind. Soft.

Soft looks, soft sound and soft feel were all the goal for this line and it was accomplished through design, milling and materials. The result was the 2025 collection and a new era of premium putters from Toulon.

To start, the putters feature a new Anthracite finish that Toulon Golf describes as deep in luster and chosen for its playability and a softened design. The mallets within the line will feature a light satin texture to eliminate glare, while the new Austin and Hollywood blades have a finish that shows off the slow milled process.

In addition to the new finish, Toulon added a new Heritage blue and white color scheme and Italian racing red on the grips, head covers and hosels.

To help accomplish the softer feel, Toulon used a 304 stainless steel, which helped improve the feel. They modified the face thickness depending on the model and introduced a new face milling. Their deep tuna face mill is slightly deeper than it was in the 2024 collection and requires extensive machine time.

The new milling was developed to also address sound and designed similar to the tread pattern on a car’s tire. The design helps channel vibration and its frequency to improve the sound and thus improve feel for the golfer.

Within the line, there are 22 different versions of putters and options for consumers to choose from.

The Alcatraz will come in the H1, Double Bend, Center Shaft, Long, Mini H1, Mini H4.5 and the Mini DB.

The H1 is a super high MOI mallet with Toulon’s H1 hosel and is described as a mallet that plays like a blad. The H1 hosel helps give it 20 degrees of toe hang and has an aluminum sole plate that redistributes weight from the center to the perimeter, which helps with forgiveness.

The Mini H1 is a smaller footprint version of the H1 for golfers who prefer a more compact profile.

The Mini H4.5 also has the smaller footprint, but the H4.5 hosel creates 30 degrees of toe hang, which is ideal for golfers with a medium to strong arc to their stroke.

The Alcatraz Double Bend was an option in 2024, but has been refined in 2025. The double bend hosel is for golfers looking for a face-balanced design, primarily for players with a shallow stroke arc.

The Mini DB creates a smaller footprint with the double bend hosel, bringing a smaller profile while still face balanced similar to the double bend option.

The Center Shaft option reduces toe flow for the player with a shallow arc stroke. The Long model has a 450-gram head with a very firm shaft and comes with 26 degrees of toe hang.

Toulon says the Las Vegas has been their most popular mallet in other collections and has been totally redesigned for 2025. The newest version of the H1 emphasizes softness in every detail and has a refined H1 hosel.

The new H1 model also features a rounded top line, softened wing edges and a curve on the flange. Toulon believes these updates make this Las Vegas version more visually appealing and also improves the sound and feel, sticking with the overall theme.

It’s a mid-mallet that has the swing feel of a blade, but the forgiveness of a mallet and has front loaded milled round weights to improve ball speed consistency across the face.

The H7 is a multi-material mid-mallet with a tour-inspired flow hosel to enhance toe hang. The H7 features 45 degrees of toe hang and is built for golfers with a moderate to strong stroke arc.

The Double Bend is also a multi-material mid-mallet with a tour-inspired double bend shaft and a face-balanced design. It eliminates toe hang and is ideal for golfers with a shallow stroke arc.

The newest version of the Atlanta is now slightly larger than previous models, but it maintains its classic mid-mallet shape. Toulon changed every edge, chamfer and radius, including a more rounded top line, to make the putter softer.

The H1 has a slightly larger footprint, as well, which helps improve MOI, which means this version is more forgiving than past models. The hosel and shape make this model a good option for players considering a change from a blade to the forgiveness of a mid-mallet.

The H4.5 has 45 degrees of toe hang and combines the swing of a blade with the forgiveness of a mallet.

The Double Bend option is once again face balanced and reduces toe flow during your stroke.

The Charleston is a mid-mallet with a rounded shape that features an H1 with toe hang of 35 degrees, an H7 that creates a 5/8 shaft offset and 50 degrees of toe hang.

The Miami is an all-new mallet shape for Toulon that is extremely forgiving and easy to align with multiple alignment aids on the putter head. Toulon combined milled stainless steel with milled 6061 aluminum and milled weights of various materials to create the Miami.

A denser stainless steel in the front section helped create a more forward center of gravity placement and the sound that Toulon was looking for. The H1 has 20 degrees of toe hang and encourages some toe flow in your stroke.

The Double Bend creates a face balanced design in the Miami shape.

The Carlsbad is another new mallet shape for Toulon that is also extremely forgiving. It’s Toulon’s version of the Two Ball putter from Callaway that helps golfers with alignment.

The H1 features smooth curves and seamless transitions in a crowned mallet shape. It has 20 degrees of toe hang and is an ideal choice for golfers with a medium arc in their stroke. The Double Bend again creates a face balanced putter for players with minimal arc in their stroke.

The Hollywood was inspired by Toulon’s San Diego design and is an all-new blade offering in 2025. The Hollywood features front loaded milled round weights to improve ball speed consistency across the face and has a Deep Tuna Face Mill to create a soft sound and feel.

The Austin is another blade option with subtle tweaks to the past iteration of the Austin to create a cleaner look.

Rounding out the line is the New York City H1, which is a blade that evolved from the 2024 model. The aluminum sole plate removes mass from the center to allow for a larger head with perimeter weighting.

The larger head shape requires a longer H1.5 hosel design and the putter has front-loaded milled round weights that enhance ball speed consistency across the face.

No matter the model you decide on, Toulon Golf has placed extra care on the new line to improve looks, feel and sound. The aim was to make for a softer experience combined with an incredible look and Toulon was able to accomplish that with their all new collection of putters.