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Consistent Distance and Accuracy

TimberTouch Technology

Consistent distance. Even on your misses.

High MOI keeps the face square and the ball rolling true — struck pure or not.

Higher moment of inertia resists twisting on off-center hits. The face stays aligned, less energy is lost at impact, and your putts hold their line and their speed. Fewer surprises. More confidence on the greens.

TimberTouch exotic hardwood putter
CNC machined, hand finished. Canarywood, Padauk and Red Cedar.

wider sweet spot than a standard low-MOI putter

4 in

distance variance on 20-foot putts — center, toe, or heel

1.3

strokes saved per round by eliminating long second putts

Internal weight placement inside a TimberTouch putter head

01 — Discretionary mass

300 grams, placed exactly where they work hardest.

Our putter heads weigh about 370 grams — but the wood itself is only 70. That leaves us more discretionary mass than any other putter on the market, and we push it to the far outside edges for a very high MOI and a remarkably stable stroke.

Sweet spot comparison across the putter face

02 — Whole-face sweet spot

A sweet spot three times wider.

Far-outside weighting minimizes twisting on off-center hits, so performance holds up across the entire face — not just the middle.

“Turns the whole face into a sweet spot.” — Mr. One Putt

High MOI putter resisting twist on an off-center strike

03 — Face stability

The face stays square when you miss the middle.

Off-center strikes twist a putter open or closed — the most common cause of pushed and pulled putts. High MOI resists that twist, keeping the face square through impact for a straighter roll.

Distance comparison: TimberTouch vs standard low-MOI putter on off-center hits

04 — Distance control

4 inches of variance. Theirs lose up to 44.

On a 20-foot putt, our testing showed just 4 inches of distance variance between center, toe, and heel strikes. Standard low-MOI putters lost up to 44 inches on toe hits and 30 on heel hits.

“It has more feel than metal. I think it rolls better if I'm honest.” — Gary Martin, PGA Pro

Putts finishing close to the hole with a TimberTouch putter

05 — Fewer three-putts

Erase the four-foot second putt.

The average 90s golfer makes only about 65% of four-foot putts. When your misses roll the same distance as your pure strikes, those knee-knockers disappear — saving the average golfer about 1.3 strokes per round.

★★★★★

“I absolutely loved the putter and found it hard to find any real faults. A brilliant product!”

Lester “Bernie” Barnes — PGA Pro

Feel the difference on your first putt.