Piretti Workshop “Lone Star” Tour Only 801T Carbon with Oil Can Finish W/UST Graphite Shaft

Workshop “Lone Star” Tour Only 801T

Carbon Steel | Oil Can Finish | Piretti by UST Graphite Shaft

The Workshop “Lone Star” Tour Only 801T is a pure expression of Piretti’s workshop philosophy—built without compromise, unapologetically traditional, and intended for those who understand what a true Tour Only putter represents.

Milled from solid carbon steel, this 801T delivers the unmistakable soft, responsive feel that elite players and serious collectors demand. The classic plumber’s neck blade profile provides clean visuals at address with natural toe flow, making it ideal for golfers with a slight arc putting stroke. Every line, curve, and edge reflects the timeless DNA of one of the most iconic blade shapes ever produced.

The head is finished in a hand-applied Oil Can finish, engraved and treated to create a deep, rich patina that evolves with time and use. Unlike plated finishes, Oil Can is a living finish—each putter develops its own character, ensuring that no two will ever look the same. This finish is both a nod to traditional craftsmanship and a hallmark of true workshop builds.

A defining feature of this putter is its Tour Only “Lone Star” detailing, including the Texas-inspired iconography and stamps that immediately identify it as a non-catalog, workshop-exclusive piece. These markings are reserved for Tour builds and special workshop projects and are never part of standard retail production.

Performance is further refined through variable sole weighting (355 g – 375 g), allowing the head weight to be tuned for optimal balance and tempo. Paired with a Piretti by UST graphite shaft, the putter benefits from enhanced stability, vibration control, and a smooth, controlled feel—blending modern shaft technology with a traditional carbon steel blade.

This is not a mass-produced putter. It is a Tour Only workshop creation, built in extremely limited numbers and originally intended for professional-level use. Pieces like this rarely surface, and when they do, they are quickly absorbed into private collections.

For collectors. For players. For those who know.