Ltd Edition Bolt Putters

Scott Readman Concepts

£699

Special edition Usain Bolt putters, only 5 pieces available. IKB2 heads featuring 3 spikes from Bolt s running shoes in the pocket 5 unique Usain covers! Special edition Usain Bolt putters limited to only 5 pieces worldwide. A modified IKB2 head which features 3 spikes from a pair of Bolt s running shoes inserted into the pocket. Milled heads finished in stealth black cerakote and hand stamped SRC BOLT . The infills are silver to match the spikes and offer up a strong contrast to the finish. Each putter has a very unique headcover made from black leather and upper part of the deconstructed sho

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