Materials

What Materials Can You Choose When Making Your Custom Putter?

Carbon Mild Steel

you don't see many Carbon Steel putters around. Most of the time major manufacturers shy away from carbon as you need to care of it through the life of the putter because unlike stainless steel - carbon mild steel can rust.

Carbon Steel is one of the softest feeling of our available materials.

Italian Stainless Steel

At Lajosi Putters we sources only the finest Stainless Steel for our stock stainless material. We don't skimp out on cheaper base model materials.

Italian Stainless Steel has better milling capabilities and allows us to ensure we deliver a higher grade product to all of our putters.

German Stainless Steel (GSS)

Everybody that has gone down the putter creation rabbit hole has heard of GSS. German Stainless Steel has extra Nickel added to it which allows us keep a heavier weight and provide a softer feel. Many people that opt for GSS want to have a more performance based smoother face for higher feedback response to miss hits but still have a softer feel or they want the ultimate low toned thud of the deep mill.

Tellurium Copper

Tellurium Copper is used in both our full head designs and insert designs. Kari tried several versions of copper to find the one that balances being able to be milled but still creates a soft feeling. be aware - when going copper or adding copper you're going to be adding extra weight to your putter as copper is a dense material.

Damascus Carbon Steel

Damascus Carbon Steel is the ultimate show off piece for your bag. In carbon steel you get the crazy neon blues when torched.

Our Damascus is forged in house using high carbon steels. We use 1075, 1084, 1095 & 15N20. These have a layer count anywhere from 250 to 1500 which creates the unique look you see to the linked photo.

Just like regular Carbon Steel, you need to care for this product.

Damascus Stainless Steel

Damascus Stainless Steel is fun way to add some bling to your bag. The process to create the damascus lines guarantees that no two putters will ever be the same.