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Takomo Launches Low-Torque Putter Models
Takomo introduces affordable Lumo B1 and M1 putters with single-bend low-torque designs.
In brief
Takomo introduces affordable Lumo B1 and M1 putters with single-bend low-torque designs. Takomo launched low-cost putters with single-bend shafts for stability and alignment, priced under $250. Originally reported by Golf.
Takomo enters putter market
Takomo has entered the putter market with low-cost Lumo B1 and M1 models featuring single-bend low-torque designs.
Low-torque design origin
Takomo acquired the single-bend low-torque design from Finnish putter specialist Otso Golf, which it bought in 2025.
Putter profiles and pricing
Both putters cost $219 in satin steel or $239 in DLC black, with 33-35 inch lengths and 362g-352g headweights.
Design features
The B1 features a wide-body blade shape for traditionalists while the M1 offers a mid-sized profile for stability and alignment confidence.
Material and finish options
Both models are milled from 303 stainless steel with mid-depth grooves and available in satin steel or DLC black finishes.
Availability and next steps
Takomo’s putters will be available starting October 6, 2026, with pricing under $250 for golfers seeking affordable stability.
The headline
Takomo launched low-cost putters with single-bend shafts for stability and alignment, priced under $250.
