ARGOLF PUTTING LAB
401 Maplewood Dr Suite 10-11, Jupiter, FL 33458

Phone: (561)-516-0912  

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ARGOLF USA
The best putters for the best putting performance.

From Brittany to the entire world

A RGOLF was founded in 2010 by two aeronautical industrialists, Olivier and Sonia Colas. They made the decision that the company's product would be made in France, in the heart of Brittany. In tribute to this region that has such a strong identity, they named their range of products after the Arthurian legend.
The mallet putter collection - Morgane, Uther, Pendragon, Pendragon LT, Mordred 
The half-mallet collection - Perceval, Avalon and Graal
The blades collection - Lancelot, Arthur, Arthur LT, Arthur2.0, Excalibur and Merlin.
ARGOLF is sold throughout Europe, South Africa and North America and Asia.

In 2016, Olivier and Sonia Colas moved the ARGOLF headquarter from France to the USA. Putter heads are milled in France, assembled in the ARGOLF Putting Lab located in Jupiter Florida, USA. 

A Unique Expertise

At the intersection of art and industrial design, ARGOLF conceived its original putter line by uniting finesse, technological precision, balance and performance.

Each ARGOLF putter is made to measure by combining expertise with sophisticated aeronautical technology. Following the example of fine jewelry, ARGOLF fashions its putters in the best metals, like titanium carved from a block, stainless steel and aluminum. In its never-ending quest for perfect detail and performance, ARGOLF relies on its research and development team, which studies the quality of each individual putter by CAD (computer-aided drafting). A tri-dimensional metrology machine is calibrated to a high level of precision for ARGOLF, just like for jewelry of the finest detail, thus allowing ARGOLF putters to respond to the needs of every kind of golfer: beginner, experienced, amateur or professional. The aesthetic and ergonomic qualities of each putter, customized to each individual golfer, delivers maximum comfort and effectiveness on the green.

Advanced technology and beauty in the service of performance

ARGOLF putters were conceived in the research lab with a single goal: to achieve high performance while combining design and precise aeronautical technology, with an unwavering commitment to exactitude and quality.

Thus, ARGOLF chose the sulfuric anodic oxidation technique. This method, used in aeronautics, cancels light reflections, which can disturb a golfer.

By combining mechanical and electrolytic preparations, ARGOLF modified the putter design, preventing corrosion and increasing durability.

These innovations are accompanied by exclusive patents, such as C-Claws grooves, offering players unparalleled precision and consistency.

CONCEPT

The ARGOLF Putting Lab is a state-of-the-art facility offering a customized fitting experience tailored to each individual golfer's putting needs.

Every golfer experiencing an ARGOLF customized putter fitting has the opportunity to walk away with something special: the perfect ARGOLF putter for his or her game.

 

METHOD

Every hour-long fitting session includes an in-depth assessment of a golfer's current equipment, putting habits and goals.

The one-on-one interview is followed by a comprehensive analysis of the player's putting stroke and club specifications.

PERFORMANCE

The ARGOLF fitter, assisted by the Quintic Ball Roll system, a launch monitor for putting, offers personalized analysis and recommendations regarding the appropriate ARGOLF model and specs for every individual golfer.

Each ARGOLF putter is custom built in the lab.


"The software measures the speed, launch & spin characteristics of the golf ball which is ultimately what matters... How the golf club creates those numbers is crucial in order to fully understand the putting stroke."

The Software Captures:
  • Impact Club & Ball Speed
  • Impact Ratio
  • Face Angle & Face Rotation during the Impact Zone
  • Face Twist (Face deflection as a result of impact!)
  • Lie, Attack and Shaft Angle
  • Ball Speed during the first 16 inches of the putt (how the ball slows down!)
  • Launch Angle & Vertical Bounce
  • Skid, Backspin & Roll (Angular rotation & revolutions per minute)
  • Hook or Slice Side Spin
  • The point of Zero Skid / Time to Zero Skid
  • The average of up to 200 putts including the range & standard deviation, for easy comparison of putters and putting technique
  • Create a PDF summary report

John BUBOLTZ
Instructor
Golf Club Advisor 
& Clubfitter
Pat PRATICO 
Florida Sales Manager

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