Swag Golf Handsome Too Putter

Blade Putter

Swag Golf built its name on two things, precision milling and headcovers that sell out in minutes. The Handsome Too is the substance behind the hype. It takes the classic Handsome blade shape and stretches it slightly, giving you a little more mass and a little more stability without abandoning the clean look that made the original a cult favorite.

This is a putter for players who trust their eyes. There's no alignment line, no dots, no framing tricks on the crown. You get a milled blade, a squared-up face, and nothing else. That's a deliberate choice, and it tells you exactly who Swag thinks should be gaming this thing.

The mid toe hang is the spec that matters most here. It pairs with a moderate arc stroke, the kind most golfers naturally make with a blade. If your stroke swings the face open and closed through impact, the Handsome Too is built to work with that motion rather than fight it.

Design

The Handsome Too follows Swag's usual formula, a fully milled head machined in the USA with tight tolerances and a soft but responsive feel off the face. Compared to the original Handsome, the Too runs a touch wider from face to back, which pushes some weight rearward and makes the head a bit more forgiving on mishits. It's still very much a blade, just one that doesn't punish you quite as hard for missing the center. Skipping the alignment aid keeps the topline clean and puts the aiming job on the leading edge and the shape of the head itself. Plenty of good putters prefer it that way. A blank crown gives you nothing to second-guess at address, and for players who aim with feel instead of lines, that's a feature, not an omission.

Who It's For

• Players with a moderate arc in their stroke, since the mid toe hang matches a face that naturally rotates through impact.
• Anyone who aims by feel and finds alignment lines distracting rather than helpful.
• Collectors and gearheads who want a milled, small-batch American putter that also holds its value on the secondary market.

Technology

About Swag Golf

Swag Golf brings a distinctive approach to putter design, focusing on quality materials, precision manufacturing, and performance-driven engineering.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What stroke type fits the Swag Handsome Too?

Mid toe hang points to a moderate arc. If your putter face opens on the way back and releases through impact, this head matches that motion. Straight-back-straight-through strokes are usually better served by a face-balanced mallet.

How is the Handsome Too different from the original Handsome?

The Too is a slightly wider version of the same blade concept. The extra width moves mass back in the head, which adds a bit of stability on off-center hits. The original is the more traditional, compact take; the Too gives you some margin for error.

Is it hard to aim a putter with no alignment line?

It depends on how you aim. Plenty of players line up using the leading edge and the overall shape of the head, and for them a clean topline is less cluttered than a sight line. If you rely heavily on lines to square the face, though, this probably isn't your putter.

Is the Handsome Too forgiving enough for a mid handicapper?

It's more forgiving than the original Handsome thanks to the wider body, but it's still a blade. You'll feel and hear your misses. A mid handicapper with a decent stroke can absolutely game it, just don't expect mallet-level stability on toe strikes.

Why do Swag putters cost more than mainstream blades?

You're paying for full milling, small production runs, and US manufacturing rather than a cast head made at scale. Whether that's worth it comes down to how much you value feel, finish quality, and owning something that isn't hanging on every retail rack.

Alternatives to the Swag Golf Handsome Too

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