Takomo has entered the putter market with two low-torque options at an affordable price. The low-cost Lumo B1 and M1 are the first models that the company has released since acquiring Finnish putter company Otso Golf in 2025.
With the first launch, Takomo has built both models around a center-of-gravity-balanced, low-torque design focused on greater stability through the stroke.
The M1 adopts a mid-sized mallet profile to add stability on off-center strikes and help with a golfer’s alignment at address. The B1 follows the same philosophy, with a wider blade profile designed to keep the face square throughout the stroke and reduce unwanted rotation.
Each head is fully milled from 303 stainless steel to deliver a soft, consistent feel and true roll, with a mid-depth groove design.
Each head is available in two finish options: satin steel ($219) and DLC black ($239). All putters come with a KBS CT Tour single-bend shaft and a SuperStroke 2.0 PT Takomo Edition grip.
Takomo putters: Full spec breakdown
Lumo M1
- Head Material: 303 Stainless Steel, fully machined
- Head Weight: 352g (35??) · 357g (34??) · 362g (33??)
- Loft: 3°
- Lie: 70°
- Onset: 14mm
- Grip: SuperStroke 2.0 PT, Takomo Edition
- Shaft: KBS CT Tour, Single Bend, Chrome / Matte Black
- Headcover: Kvadrat Ame textile, magnetic closure, paracord attachment loo
Lumo B1
- Head Material: 303 Stainless Steel, fully machined
- Head Weight: 352g (35??) · 357g (34??) · 362g (33??)
- Loft: 3°
- Lie: 70°
- Onset: 8mm
- Grip: SuperStroke 2.0 PT, Takomo Edition
- Shaft: KBS CT Tour, Single Bend, Chrome / Matte Black
- Headcover: Kvadrat Ame textile, magnetic closure, paracord attachment loop
Takomo’s new Lumo B1 and M1 putters are available to order on Takomo’s website starting Oct. 6.
