This putter is called, "Double Dot" because it has 2 distinct inlay racing striped lines, plus 2 circles on the top. It is weighted, to give the golfer ultimate control and balance, making it easy for the golfer to hit a straight solid putt. This mallet style putter easily has twice the wood of the blade. Mallet style putters are very popular right now, due to the increased stability it gives the golfer while putting.

The Wood: One of the most beautiful woods in the rosewood family, this wood is red to orange with variegated black striping. Very dense and oily, taking a high polish, Cocobolo is native to Mexico, Nicaragua, and Panama. For ultimate control, stability, and just raw beauty, this putter is bar none at the top of the gift list. Although brand new, this putter is easily becoming the most popular!

This putter is called, "Train Rail" because it has 2 distinct inlay target lines on the top. It is weighted, to give the golfer ultimate control and balance, making it easy for the golfer to hit a straight solid putt. This mallet style putter easily has twice the wood of the blade. Mallet style putters are very popular right now, due to the increased stability it gives the golfer while putting. This putter is shaped like a "Piano", and the Tree Line Logo is inlayed on the top of the putter.

The Wood: Bloodwood is also known as cardinal wood or satinéé.  The heartwood is a deep, rich brick-red color that keeps its color over time unlike many other red-toned woods.  Bloodwood is hard, dense, heavy wood with a very fine even texture that finishes smoothly. Rare and expensive, it comes from tropical South America.

Jet-black in color, with a slight possibility of dark brown streaks, this African wood is very heavy and expensive and priced by the pound, making it our most expensive blade model.

One of the most beautiful woods in the rosewood family, this wood is red to orange with variegated black striping. Very dense and oily, taking a high polish, Cocobolo is native to Mexico, Nicaragua, and Panama.

This wood is by far the best selling, and my personal favorite. Absolute Beauty!

Bloodwood is also known as cardinal wood or satinéé.  The heartwood is a deep, rich brick-red color that keeps its color over time unlike many other red-toned woods.  Bloodwood is hard, dense, heavy wood with a very fine even texture that finishes smoothly. Rare and expensive, it comes from tropical South America.

Deep dark chocolate brown to purple black in color, with occasional strips of even darker tones. Hard, heavy, fine texture with variable grain patterns. Very dense and oily, taking a high polish, Rosewood is native to South America.

This is a medium to heavy hardwood with possible coarse grain texture, depending on the cut.  Light tan to golden yellow, with streaks of dark brown to black, this wood is native to Gabon, Cameroon, and Congo Africa.