Takomo has entered the putter market with its inaugural models, the Lumo B1 blade and Lumo M1 mallet, which break from conventional designs.
Both the Lumo B1 blade and Lumo M1 mallet feature a distinctive single‑bend shaft that delivers a center‑of‑gravity‑balanced, low‑torque feel.
Consistent with Takomo’s pricing strategy, the Lumo putters are priced under $250, positioning them as affordable options in the market.
What’s actually new with Takomo Lumo putters — and why you should care
Takomo’s single‑bend low‑torque technology originates from Finnish putter specialist Otso Golf, a company Takomo acquired in 2025; the acquisition also brought CEO Miikka Farin onto Takomo’s leadership team.
Both models remain mid‑sized rather than oversized, offering a profile that appeals to a wide range of golfers while delivering enhanced stability and alignment confidence.
The B1 applies the same low‑torque single‑bend shaft to a wide‑body blade design, catering to golfers who prefer traditional putter shapes.
Constructed from 303 stainless steel, both putters feature mid‑depth grooves that provide a soft feel and a smooth, consistent roll.
Each putter is available in either a satin steel or DLC black finish, both of which complement Takomo’s sleek and understated club lineup.
Price, Specs and Availability
Orders for the Lumo B1 and M1 putters can be placed on Takomo’s website beginning October 6.
The satin steel version is priced at $219, while the DLC black version is $239.
Lengths of 33, 34, and 35 inches are offered for both models, with corresponding headweights of 362 g, 357 g, and 352 g. Each putter features a 3° loft and a 70° lie angle.
The M1 mallet incorporates a 14 mm onset, whereas the B1 blade has an 8 mm onset.
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