Axis1 Rose-B

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Co-Designed and developed in collaboration with US Open and Olympic Champion Justin Rose. The Axis1Rose-B is ion-plated and has the same specs as the Axis1 Rose, the world’s first “Perfectly Balanced / Torque-Free” putter, designed to ensure the clubface will not open up.

$449
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Axis1 Rose-B

$449

Features

Head

Weight
350 grams
Material
CNC 304 stainless steel, Ion Plated, with Proprietary Lightweight Composite Back
Shape
Mallet
Loft & Lie
Loft 2.5°, Lie 69°

Shaft

Weight
350 grams
Material
CNC 304 stainless steel, Ion Plated, with Proprietary Lightweight Composite Back
Shape
Mallet
Loft & Lie
Loft 2.5°, Lie 69°

Stainless steel

Grip

Lamkin Deep-Etched traditional-sized, paddle shape grip for maximum feel and feedback

Headcover

Ships with Axis1 Head cover

The Axis1 difference

Experience the difference
Perfect balance
Putter remains square at address and travels perpendicular to your swing path.
Torque-free
Putter will not twist open at address or windshield wipe open throughout your swing nor will it twist upon hitting the ball.
Patented technology
For the very first time, our patented heel counterweight places the center of gravity in the center of the striking face and in line with the axis of the shaft.
3rd major putter innovation
Following the evolutions of perimeter weighting and alignment features on putters comes Axis1’s revolutionary Perfect Balance/ Torque Free Technology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will An Axis1 Putter Feel Different?
Yes. Each putter is individually tuned and perfectly balanced. Our putters might initially feel lighter due to their unique balance characteristics, but their ability to hold your line will make you a convert.
Do the putters come in different lengths?
Yes. They come in 33”, 34″ and 35″. Also available for custom lengths for an additional fee.
Does the putter come with a head cover?
Yes, our putters come with head covers. Additional covers can be purchased in our shop.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, though note we have retailers in Europe, Japan, Korea, and Australia. Please see our Retailer Locator for more information. We can also ship internationally from the US if there are no stores in your area. Click HERE for more information on international shipments from the US.

Reviews for the Axis1 Rose-B

2 Reviews
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  • Michael G. 10.25.22

    Great putter

    I purchased this putter after a lot of research and have used it in my living room for a week before I brought it out to the course. It does take a little while to get used to but I have made some amazing putts with it already. I am still getting used to it and already seeing these results have sold me. Yesterday was my best round ever and lowest putting round. I hit 15 greens and ended the day with only 20 putts. I am really starting to feel more confident with putts 10 foot and in. It does sound a little wierd but I really do not let that bother me. Little expensive but worth it if you ask me. Two rounds. 27 putts first round and 20 in the second. It will save you a few strokes a round if you practice with it. Prior to I have been averaging 30 putts a round.

  • Robert T. 7.26.21

    Best putting I've had in months!

    I bought this putter after 30 minutes putting with it at PGA SuperStore and it performed on the course today as well as it did in the store. I have owned Scotty Camerons, Edel, Odyssey, TaylorMade, EvnRoll, Bettinardi, SIK, and many other putters and this feels easier to hole putts with than all of those. Light grip pressure and a smooth stroke and the ball rolls really pure off the face, feels great coming off the sweet spot, and starts on my intended line more often. Lag putting was much better and putts inside 10 feet feel almost easy to make. Thanks for making such a great product!

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