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Video Toulon Monaco – Blade Feel, Mallet Performance

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The Toulon Monaco putter is one of the most interesting designs in the 2026 Toulon lineup. It blends compact mallet stability with blade-like release, which makes it a unique option for golfers who want forgiveness without losing natural stroke feel.



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That shape just looks soooooo good. Great article @Lord Tox
 
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This is an absolute beauty of a putter and a great, chill, high quality video. Love this content. But who is that author? I only know Lord Tox...
 
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E.Appleton said:
This is an absolute beauty of a putter and a great, chill, high quality video. Love this content. But who is that author? I only know Lord Tox...
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That is @Hawk haha
 
How can we continue to take this abuse?

What an incredible putter.
 
@Hawk is the addition of horizontal milling to the deep diamond face noticeable compared to the standard deep diamond milling without it? Or is it more a subtle "trust us, its helping" kind of thing?
 
Want. So so want
 
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@Hawk is the addition of horizontal milling to the deep diamond face noticeable compared to the standard deep diamond milling without it? Or is it more a subtle "trust us, its helping" kind of thing?
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I think that's going to be tough to definitively say in the absence of some sort of very accurate measurement device. I can't really give you an "A is better than B" statement that would be genuine, but I can say I love what they have done with this one in every way. It's as close to perfection as I've found in what I'd consider an off the rack putter.
 
Really enjoyed the video. Lots to like about this putter.
 
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I think that's going to be tough to definitively say in the absence of some sort of very accurate measurement device. I can't really give you an "A is better than B" statement that would be genuine, but I can say I love what they have done with this one in every way. It's as close to perfection as I've found in what I'd consider an off the rack putter.
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Completely agree on the look aspect. I've been drooling over that milling. I didn't think it was going to be a hugely noticeable thing but I have no doubt Toulon has teh data that shows its a benefit.
 
This putter looks so good! Great breakdown!
 
That looks awesome. I would love to game one of those, if it fit my game well.
 
Looks great and I think it looks better than then the scotty 9. Something about the two tone and the space under the crown gives it a better look
 
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Completely agree on the look aspect. I've been drooling over that milling. I didn't think it was going to be a hugely noticeable thing but I have no doubt Toulon has teh data that shows its a benefit.
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What's really interesting was hearing Toulon talk about the challenge in making a fanged mallet sound/feel good. I can't remember the exact phrase, but I believe there was a comparison of the wings to tuning forks that vibrate.

The Deep Diamond plays a big part in that obviously, but the Monaco design itself solves a lot of those problems by virtue of connecting the wings
 
Love this putters look! Also love the blue paint fill reminds me of my favorite watch my dad has. Tag Monaco with blue leather strap and blue face!
 
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What's really interesting was hearing Toulon talk about the challenge in making a fanged mallet sound/feel good. I can't remember the exact phrase, but I believe there was a comparison of the wings to tuning forks that vibrate.

The Deep Diamond plays a big part in that obviously, but the Monaco design itself solves a lot of those problems by virtue of connecting the wings
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It makes complete sense. We all know how connected feel and sound are in a golf club and more so on putters. Managing and tuning the vibrations on center and off center strikes really is creating its character and persona of the putter. Seems Toulon was able to leverage the multi materials to dampen the right frequencies to produce exactly what they wanted. Can't wait to get a chance to hit one eventually.
 
Just a really good looking putter packed with thoughtful design. I will own one at some point
 
My goodness that slant neck Monico looks amazing
 
I WANT THIS SO BAD
 
I hate that i love the look of that putter so much
 
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