Takomo Lumo putters have arrived with a new B1 Blade and M1 Mallet launched to mark the brand’s first move into the putter market.
Takomo irons have been what the brand has made an huge impression with before adding the IGNIS drivers and fairway woods and Skyforger wedges.
Now Takomo have made the move into the putter sector with the launch of two low-torque designs – the Lumo B1 blade and Lumo M1 mallet.
Both feature fully milled 303 stainless-steel heads, a distinctive single-bend shaft and a centre-of-gravity-balanced design intended to reduce unwanted face rotation during the stroke.
Takomo has kept the shapes relatively restrained with the B1 a wider-bodied blade and the M1 is a compact-to-mid-sized mallet – and both stick to the brand’s value for money philosophy.
Pros & Cons
✅ Low-torque, centre-of-gravity-balanced design aims to reduce the effort needed to control face rotation through the stroke
✅ Fully milled 303 stainless-steel heads offer a premium construction at an accessible price
✅ Choice of a wider blade or compact mallet, without the extreme proportions found on some stability-focused putters
✅ Both models are available right and left-handed in 33, 34 and 35-inch lengths
✅ KBS CT Tour single-bend shafts and Takomo Edition SuperStroke 2.0 PT grips complete the package
✅ Satin Steel and DLC Black finishes let golfers choose between a traditional metallic appearance and a darker, understated look
❌ Standard 3° loft and 70° lie, with limited customisation, may not suit every golfer’s posture or delivery
❌ The onset geometry will look and feel different from a conventional offset blade or mallet
❌ Shipping timing varies by market and finish
Takomo Lumo B1 Blade Putter Design & Features
The Takomo Lumo B1 combines a wide-blade profile with a low-torque, centre-of-gravity-balanced design and a real modern look.
Rather than use a narrow traditional blade Takomo has created an extended blade that retains familiar proportions while accommodating its stability-focused shaft geometry.
The result is aimed at golfers who want a more conventional appearance without giving up the opportunity to try low-torque technology.
The B1 head is fully machined from 303 stainless steel, with a milled face rather than a separate face insert for a clean, integrated construction.
The face uses a mid-depth groove pattern with the milling producing faster forward roll and better distance consistency than competing groove patterns.
The B1’s defining feature is the relationship between the shaft axis and the head’s centre of gravity with the geometry is arranged to align the two and reduce the head’s tendency to rotate on impact.
The design has allowed Takomo to pursue low-torque behaviour without putting the shaft through the middle of the head like many center-shafted putters have done.
It is available in Satin Steel and DLC Black putter head options with 33, 34 and 35-inch shaft lengths.
Takomo Lumo M1 Mallet Putter Design & Technology
The Takomo Lumo M1 puts the same low-torque balance concept into a mid-sized, half-moon mallet as the second option in the series.
The M1’s broader head is intended to provide additional stability on off-centre contact and more alignment confidence, while avoiding the very large wings or elaborate shapes found on some modern mallets.
The M1’s rounded rear section creates a more substantial footprint behind the ball than the B1 and is for golfers who want the visual reassurance of a mallet but prefer an understated design.
Takomo positions the M1 as the more forgiveness-focused Lumo, with its mid-sized mallet profile intended to improve stability when contact moves away from the centre.
Like the B1, the M1 is fully machined from 303 stainless steel and has a mid-depth milled face that produces solid ball striking on the greens.
Its appeal is a comparatively straightforward, fully machined steel construction paired with the specialised low-torque geometry.
The M1 has 14mm of onset, compared with 8mm on the B1, and also uses a single-bend shaft, heel-side entry concept and a shaft axis aligned to the head’s centre of gravity to reduce unwanted rotation.
It is available in Satin Steel and DLC Black (Diamond-Like Carbon) putter head options with 33, 34 and 35-inch shaft lengths.
Takomo Lumo Putters Review: Are They Any Good?
The Takomo Lumo series breaks new ground as the brand moves into the putter sector and the two designs are both an impressive launch.
As with existing Takomo products, the fully milled construction, low-torque geometry and quality shaft-and-grip package in the two putters create a great value-for-month option.
Both provide excellent premium performance as low-torque design with resistance to twisting on impact, while the milled face produces notable roll and pace control.
The Lumo B1 wider-bodied blade is the go-to for traditionalists, while the Lumo M1 compact mallet is for mallet lovers seeking a low-torque, centre-of-gravity-balanced design.
FAQs
When are the Takomo Lumo putters being released?
They were officially launched in October 2026 and are available now.
How much do Takomo Lumo putters cost?
They are priced at $219 in Satin Steel and $239 in DLC Black. The Takomo promo code GOLFREVIEWSGUIDETAKOMO can be used when purchasing.
Are Takomo Lumo putters available left-handed?
Yes. Both B1 and M1 are offered right and left-handed in 33, 34 and 35-inch lengths.
What are Takomo Lumo putters made from?
Both heads are fully milled from 303 stainless steel and have mid-depth milled face grooves.
Are Lumo putters centre-shafted?
No. The shaft enters towards the heel, but the single-bend geometry positions its axis through the head’s centre of gravity to create the low-torque balance concept.
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