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The Model Tee — golf's version of a spaceship

Your stroke, perfected.

Most putters ask you to change. This one meets you where you are. One club plays left or right, with 192 configurations for each hand so the face can return the way you putt. Dial it once, then play.

Through Christmas 2026, steel is $300 and graphite is $350. That is $50 off the $350 and $400 prices. Reserve it with a $200 Cash App deposit. Hand-built in Texas.

CAD of the Model Tee head submitted for USGA review
CAD of the USGA-submission head. The photograph behind it is the beta build.

How ordering works

A $200 deposit reserves your pre‑order spot. Delivered, the putter is $350 with the standard steel shaft, or $50 more for any graphite shaft.

Through Christmas 2026, $50 comes off every Model Tee. Steel is $300. Graphite is $350.

  1. 1. Build it. Choose shaft, length, and grip, or write in a custom request. Steel is $350, or $300 through Christmas. Any graphite shaft adds $50, for a putter price of $400, or $350 through Christmas.
  2. 2. Submit. You receive a confirmation that the build is pending review. Fore.25 receives the same order.
  3. 3. Reserve. A $200 Cash App deposit holds your place. The balance is due when the putter ships. Tax and shipping are included.

Every Model Tee includes the head, a KBS shaft, the SuperStroke Zenergy Tour 3.0 grip with its 75 g counterbalance, and 12 modular weights. It is hand-built in Texas.

This is the first production run. Manufacturing starts once enough orders are in to release the batch. After that order is placed, allow about four weeks to build the putter and two weeks to deliver it.

A head cover is not included. The Model Tee fits most universal blade head covers.

Due now

$200

Cash App deposit

Steel putter
$350$300
Graphite putter
$400$350
Christmas discount
−$50
Tax and shipping
Included

The site does not charge a card. Send the deposit after you submit your build.

Start your build

Build your Model Tee

Configure your putter and reserve your spot

The head, a KBS shaft, the SuperStroke Zenergy Tour 3.0, and 12 modular weights are included. Pick your shaft, length, and grip.

Reserve your place in the order with a $200 deposit. Tax and shipping are included.

1. Shaft type and color

Tap a photo to select it. Use Zoom to see the finish. Any graphite shaft is +$50.

Browse KBS One Step steel on KBS · All KBS putter shafts

2. Shaft length
3. Grip color

The SuperStroke Zenergy Tour 3.0 is a straight, non-taper grip. Every Model Tee ordered with it includes a 75 g counterbalance weight as standard, included in the putter price. Tap a color to select it.

Browse this grip on SuperStroke

4. Your details

We email you when the build is submitted and pending review. Fore.25 gets the same order.

The first time the putter matches your stroke, you'll understand.

“You can have any head color you want — as long as it's black.”

Henry Ford on the Model T — same philosophy, different fairway

The engineering

Your stroke, perfected

Most putters ask you to change. This one meets you where you are. One club, left or right. Dial the face return once, then forget the equipment and play. The first time the putter matches your stroke, you'll understand.

Patent pending. Trademark pending. USGA submission in progress. The shaft stands at 77°, closer to your feet than the usual 70°, so you are not bent over a traditional setup.

01

One club, either hand

The same head plays right- or left-handed. There is no separate left-hand model.

02

192 ways to set the face return

Three hosel positions and three weight positions on each side combine into 192 configurations for each hand. Start center-balanced and tune from there. Most players are done in under 30 minutes.

03

77° upright geometry

The shaft stands at 77°, more upright than the usual 70°, in a 35"–37" playing length. The ball sits closer to your feet, your body finds a more natural place, and the path is cleaner with less strain.

04

Twelve modular weights

Six aluminum weights and six stainless weights ship with the putter. They change mass and head balance so the face returns with your stroke.

05

MOI without added mass

Moment of inertia is raised without a heavier head, so the putter stays low-torque in the hands.

06

Center of gravity on the face

CG sits at the middle of the face, in line with the ball, for cleaner energy transfer and contact feedback.

07

Full-face sweet spot

The back of the face is fully released from the body across the contact width. Missed hits stay more forgiving.

08

Face grain, aligned

304 stainless face grain runs with the face for strength and a consistent contact feel.

Putter science — simplified

A setup that feels inevitable

The ball sits closer to your feet

A 77° shaft, against the usual 70°, shortens the arc and puts your head over the ball. The path gets cleaner without asking you to rebuild your stroke.

Your body finds a more natural place

The upright shaft, low torque in the hands, and the counterbalanced grip take strain out of the setup. It is built around your height, and it should feel inevitable once you stand in.

The face return is yours to set

The weight system shapes how the face comes back to the ball, so the putter can meet the stroke you already have.

Diagram illustrating Model Tee balance and stroke path

Materials & construction

Built from aerospace materials

Precision. Personal. Aerospace. Designed for space, built for golf. The Model Tee takes its lines from SpaceX Starship Super Heavy: a 304 stainless face from that same alloy family, an anodized 7075 aluminum head, and laser-cut weights, chosen the way spacecraft are specified and tuned to your stroke.

SpaceX Starship Super Heavy, the reference for the Model Tee silhouette

Face — 304 stainless steel

Steel grain direction aligned with the face for strength and contact feel. High corrosion resistance and toughness — the same alloy family used on SpaceX Starship.

Head & hosel — anodized 7075 aluminum

Aerospace 7075 has roughly 80% higher tensile strength and 50% higher hardness than the 6061 aluminum common in putter bodies. Anodized black for durability and corrosion protection.

Weights — aluminum & stainless

Six aluminum and six stainless weights tune mass and head balance so you can compensate for your swing path. Laser-cut with advanced manufacturing processes.

Hardware — T25 Torx

T25 Torx screws secure weights and hosel — the same driver size most golfers already carry for TaylorMade and Titleist drivers.

Face Anchor System™ — patent pending

Softer feel. Quieter contact. A sweet spot that holds.

A polymer damping layer sits between the face and the body. The same screws that hold the weights compress that layer. Feel softens, contact quiets down, and the sweet spot stays consistent across the face. Missed hits stay more forgiving. The bolt path still runs into the face-plate anchor bore and preloads the polymer as the screws are tightened.

Exploded view of the Face Anchor System assembly

Exploded view

The callout numbers on this drawing match the parts in the box below.

120
Face plate
130
Polymer damping layer
110
Putter body
112
Body through-holes
116
Hosel
140
Weight
142
Weight through-hole
150
Machine screw
160a / 160b
Adjustable weight stacks
Side-profile CAD of the Model Tee face at 2 degrees of loft

Side profile

Side-profile CAD. The face is lofted 2°. A ball at rest sits down in the green, and that loft lifts it out of the depression so forward roll starts sooner, without enough launch to make the ball hop.

Top view of the released face design

Top view

The back of the face is fully released from the body across the full contact width, and the face thins toward the toe and heel. The contact zone stays consistent from top to bottom and from heel to toe, which is what gives the head its largest sweet spot. Missed hits stay more forgiving.

2 degree face angle with leading-edge lift

2° face with leading-edge lift

The face is set at 2° with leading-edge lift, so the leading edge stays off the green and is less likely to catch. That lift is what makes the Model Tee useful as a Texas wedge.

Polymer damping layer

A thin polymer insert sits between the face plate and the body. The same screws that hold the weights and the face compress that layer, which softens feel and takes the harsh edge off vibration when contact is off center.

Released face

The back of the face is fully released from the body across the full contact width, and the face thins toward the toe and heel. That geometry keeps the contact zone consistent from top to bottom and from heel to toe, and it is what gives the head its largest sweet spot. Missed hits stay more forgiving.

2° face with leading-edge lift

The face is set at 2° with leading-edge lift, so the leading edge stays off the green and is less likely to catch. That lift is what makes the Model Tee useful as a Texas wedge.

Patent pending · Trademark pending · USGA submission in progress · Right and left hand

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