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Other · Putter · 2026

Sausage Golf Boudin Noir

2 reviewers tested · unanimous

88

Strongly recommended

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The takeaway

One modular putter, every torque profile.

They agree

  • +Swaps torque profiles from one head
  • +Premium build and soft feel
  • +Configures for any stroke or hand

The knocks

  • −Pricey at $519
  • −Endless tinkering invites second-guessing

Buy it ifyou love experimenting with putter specs

Skip it ifyou'd rather be fitted for one profile

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The verdicts.

Golf Monthly

UK magazine, season-long testing

Loved it

“to get something this different and this innovative is really exciting”

The first modular putter he's seen converts between low torque, face balanced and toe hang (and left-handed) in about two minutes, and he thinks it could be the start of something big in putting.

+ the facts · 6 pros · 4 cons
  • +Three torque profiles plus left-handed options from one putter while keeping length, lie, swing weight and alignment identical
  • +Beautifully engineered, perfectly tight modular fit with no wobble or gaps
  • +Premium all-black look with bright white alignment aids that pop, softened edges and it sits perfectly flat with no doming
  • −Swapping settings takes a couple of minutes with screws and a wrench, not instant
  • −Low torque setting requires a two-degree forward press to present true loft
  • −Care needed to keep sand or grit out of the modular slots

For: Tinkerers and golfers whose stroke or confidence changes over time who want to switch torque profiles, or even hands, without buying new putters

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James Robinson Golf

Mid-handicap everyman reviews

Liked it

“is it a gimmick or is it a game changer?”

The fully modular Sausage putter genuinely impressed James with its premium build, soft feel and end-over-end roll, and he preferred it center-shafted in the low-torque setting, but the price and near-infinite tinkering options are its biggest traps.

+ the facts · 4 pros · 5 cons
  • +Really nice premium product and packaging with plush head cover and included adjustment key
  • +Hugely configurable: right or left handed, heel or center shafted, low torque, weights movable around the head
  • +Soft feel with a really nice end-over-end roll and strong all-black alignment aids
  • −Expensive at 519 dollars, in the territory of established brands like L.A.B.
  • −Endless adjustability invites constant tinkering after bad rounds
  • −Lie angle cannot be changed in any configuration

For: Golfers, especially beginners, who want to experiment with putter configurations before settling on a spec

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