RK Tour Atelier

Surgical. Technical. Unmatched.

Welcome to the RUSH KANE Tour Atelier. Where every metal modification is executed with elite-level precision, born from decades of welding mastery and built to complement even the most advanced OEM tour shops.

We've redefined geometry, balance, and performance.

Each build is tailored for serious players who demand exacting control, cosmetic intention, and one-of-one results.

We don’t offer restorations.

We build masterpieces.

Important to note: The modifications below are designed primarily as add-ons to a Players Mod. Standalone modifications are possible, but final pricing will reflect required prep/cleaning & tour finish.

Most modern OEM putters are milled from 303 stainless steel. While widely used for milling, 303 is not the most versatile metal for structural modification. Working with 303 requires very precise heat control, molecular understanding of grain structure, and alloy stability. Not all modifications produce a flawless final result.

Carbon steel and 304 stainless steel are significantly more adaptable and may qualify for a broader range of modifications.

Every metal service we offer has been thoroughly tested, engineered, and refined. If a modification is not listed, it is not part of our offering. If welding, blending, or reshaping cannot meet our structural and cosmetic standards, we do not offer it. Our work is controlled, proven, and intentional. Built on decades of high-precision metal fabrication.

Pure Face – Starting at $170

Stamp Delete +$60

A Pure Face removes all factory face milling, leaving factory stamping intact. Replacing the mill with a flat, hand-finished strike surface. This creates a crisp, precise feel at impact that translates immediately to the hands for a acute feel & feedback. Preferred by elite players who practice for extreme consistency. It creates a mirror like face that seemingly disappears at address for and a clean visual and easier alignment.

Characteristics: reduces side spin for toe hang putters, slightly increases MOI. Requires a clean, dry face and a clean ball for purpose and intention behind each roll.

Best done with a neck conversion, as the neck may need to be removed for this modification.

**pictured: Pure Face + Stamp Delete + Milled Dot

Sole Blankout – Starting at $250

Sole Blankout removes existing stamps, engravings, or branding from the sole to create a clean, uninterrupted surface.

Due to sole geometry, not all heads are eligible. Flat or lightly contoured soles yield the best results and are reviewed prior to approval. Sole blankouts are not typically approved for any face insert putters.

Cannot be paired with a torched finish.

Custom Sole Grind – Starting at $180

Custom sole grinding refines the sole by reducing draft or sculpting the sole to aid player's preference at address. This includes a Tri-Sole Grind.

This service is not suitable for all putters.

Neck Blankout – Starting at $170

Removes factory neck markings, stamps, or engravings and blends the surface back to a clean, raw finish.

Cannot be paired with a torch finish.

Bumper Stamp Delete – $180

A complete removal of factory or aftermarket bumper stamps or initials. Welded and resurface to restore a clean, unmarked profile. Back to stock.

Whether you’re prepping for a full refinish or dialing in a minimal tour aesthetic, this mod ensures your bumpers return to their purest form, smooth, seamless, and ready for the next chapter.

Includes both bumpers

Polished + Torched Neck – $180

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A Carbon neck is polished and heat-treated to produce natural oxide coloration ranging from bronze to deep blues and purples.

Each torch finish is one-of-one and cannot be duplicated exactly, making this a purely custom aesthetic upgrade.

Pricing does not include the neck conversion.

Neck Weld (cosmetic) – $150

This is a purely cosmetic weld applied over your existing neck to achieve a tour-inspired, hand-welded appearance.

No new neck is added and no structural changes are made to loft, lie, or balance. This service is intended strictly for aesthetics and visual continuity.

Rounded Conversion – $230

Each Rounded Conversion is sculpted by hand, softening sharp edges into fluid contours. The shoulders and wings are reimagined to promote ease and flow. Less mechanical, more organic.

Exclusive to select heads and crafted with intention.

This mod requires a neck removal, best done with a Players Mod.

Milled Dots – $70/dot

Precision-milled dots add aesthetic, subtle alignment, visual balance, or slight weighting adjustments without overpowering the design of the head.

Each dot is individually machined and blended to maintain symmetry and flow.

Different types of dots: Deep Pooled, Flat, and Traditional Ball dot alignment aid.

**pictured: flat milled planetary dots

Milled Line – $120

A clean, hand milled line cut directly into the head for permanent alignment aid.

Depth, width, and placement are carefully controlled to maintain a balanced look at address.

Note acceptable for contoured surfaces. Straight lines only.

**pictured is a Rounded Conversion on a Phantom 5.2

Flange Line Removal (Carbon) – $500

Complete removal of the flange line for a clean, uninterrupted view at address.

This service is reserved for carbon steel only due to heat and material constraints, and will require a specialty finish for corrosion resistance.

**pictured is our Titleist Blankout

Stamping – $15/per Letter/Number

Hand stamping is available for letters and numbers to personalize your putter with initials, numbers, or short phrases.

We offer:

1.5 mm and 3 mm stamps
All caps lettering
Numbers
Periods are included at no additional charge

Stamp placement and quantity are reviewed and approved prior to work to ensure clean execution.

Custom stamps are quoted per job.

**pictured: 1.5mm vertical stamping on outer toe

Face Insert Service – $150

Required for any work involving heads with removable metal face inserts.

Includes insert removal, cleaning, surface prep, reassembly, and resealing to ensure long-term durability and performance.

Options: Black or White sealant

Dent/Ding Cleanup – Dependent on Condition ($150-$450)

Dent and ding cleanup removes surface damage, chatter, and impact marks through controlled hand-finishing and precision blending. Not all surface damage can be removed as we focus to preserve the original dimension of the head.

This service improves:

Visual appearance
Surface consistency prior to refinishing

Average pricing is $250 and varies depending on the severity, depth, and location of the damage. Deep impacts or edge damage may require additional work and will be reviewed prior to proceeding.

Weight Reduction – $280–$420 range

Milled weight reduction is used to remove excess mass from the putter head to achieve an ideal play weight.

This process is most commonly performed to:

Achieve proper head weight after a neck change
Dial in toe hang or face balance
Correct overly heavy factory heads

Pricing depends on the amount of material removed and the number of passes required. Final cost is determined after inspection.

Average $80 per milled reduction

Approved Oxide Removal – Dependent on Type

Removes existing oxides or approved finishes to return the head to raw metal prior to refinishing or structural modification. Most traditional oxides (Oil Can, Black Oxide, etc.) can be removed without extensive labor and are included with a Players Mod / neck conversion.

This step is required before any milling, welding, or cosmetic work to ensure a clean base metal free of contaminants.

Inspection & Approval:
All putters are approved through photos prior to booking based on the information we are given and can see. Final material verification occurs during in-hand inspection.

If a finish or coating is discovered that was not disclosed, removal may require additional labor and will be billed accordingly. We will always notify you before proceeding.

Synthetic coating removal (if approved) starts at $250+ depending on material and condition.

Important: We do not accept synthetic-coated or nickel-plated putters.

This includes (but is not limited to):

• PVD

• DLC

• Cerakote

• Nickel plating

• Heavy polymer coatings

Behind the Builds with Rush Kane

Step inside The Foundry and uncover the craft, engineering, and precision that define a true custom putter, one detail at a time.

THE FOUNDRY

Tour PING PLD Tyne – ROCCO SPEC

At the highest level, details aren’t adjustments. They’re calibrations. This build began from a conversation with Rocco Mediate - not about flaws, but about feel. Tempo. Release. Preferred head presence. When a player at his level asks for something specific, the job is straightforward: execute it precisely. This PING PLD Tyne was built to his spec from the ground up. THE PLATFORM The Tyne carries a strong architectural profile - square topline, block-forward shoulders, and a

Phantom 5.2 Rounded Conversion

A Tour Geometry Reimagined for Pure Performance There is something unmistakable about a rounded Tour head. It softens the silhouette. It removes the factory edge. It changes the way the putter sits, and the way it flows through the stroke. The Rounded Conversion In the past, we’ve executed rounded conversions inspired by the Phantom 9R, a preferred Tour-only shape that eventually made its way to retail. The rounded geometry can be introduced to most Phantom style head shapes,

The Bronze Spectrum: A Stainless Steel Transformation

A Finish Born From Fire, Light, and Pure Stainless Steel Chromatic Bronze is not a coating. It is not applied. It is revealed. This finish emerges only when 303 stainless steel meets oxygen at elevated temperatures. An elemental interaction that unlocks the bronze-gold spectrum hidden within the alloy itself. The result is a surface that behaves like liquid light: shifting between gold, violet, and deep blue with every movement of the hand. It is a finish defined not by unifo

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