New models similar to putter build for LPGA’s Soo Bin (Alicia) Joo
BOISE, Idaho — Killer Golf, a Boise-based golf equipment brand developing modular, adjustable putters, has announced the addition of The Wing 365 and The Wing 390 to its single body family of putters.
Killer now offers traditional options in a variety of finishes at a lower price point. More information about Killer Golf and its full line of putters is available at (www.killergolf.com).
The Killer Golf Wing 365 and 390 models are part of the established traditional-putter market: a premium, single-bodied mallet with a fixed weight, familiar construction and a straightforward purchasing decision.
Both models are manufactured with 100% Stainless Steel. They are designed to bring Killer Golf performance and craftsmanship to a broader range of golfers without the complexity or cost of the Artifact platform.
“By offering these new putters at a lower and more accessible price point, Killer Golf will reach golfers who are interested in Killer Golf but may not yet be ready to purchase the complete Artifact platform,” said Shamik Patel, founder and President of Killer Golf. “It is a strategic expansion designed to help Killer Golf grow today while continuing to build the platform that defines our future.”
The Wing 365 and Wing 390 are precision milled from 100% 303 stainless steel, with no polymer face insert, aluminum body, or multi-material construction. Fully milled stainless-steel mallets-particularly full-size wing-style mallets-are uncommon in today’s market.
The new models are available in eight distinctive finishes, allowing golfers to choose a putter that reflects their personal style without compromising performance.
The Wing 390 offers Killer Golf’s recognizable Wing shape in a simpler, more accessible format, without the company’s modular Artifact platform. Built as a traditional, fixed-configuration mallet, the Wing 390 combines substantial head presence, balanced stability, and premium milled construction.
At 390 grams, it is designed for golfers who prefer a heavier putter with a more grounded, controlled sensation throughout the stroke. The added head weight promotes a smooth, deliberate tempo, strong head awareness, and consistent energy through impact, making it particularly appealing to players who value confidence on short and pressure-sensitive putts. The Wing 390 is priced at $299.
Also priced at $299, the Wing 365 brings Killer Golf into the traditional putter market with a lighter and more responsive interpretation of the same Wing design. The fixed-configuration, single-bodied mallet is intended for golfers who want premium materials, clean performance, and the feel of a fully milled stainless-steel putter without the complexity or price of a modular platform.
At 365 grams, the Wing 365 offers a more responsive feel during the stroke, allowing for natural acceleration through impact while still maintaining the stability expected from a modern mallet. It is designed for golfers who prefer a lighter head, clearer feedback, and a more flowing putting tempo.
“The Alicia” model was originally developed by Killer Golf for LPGA Tour player Soo Bin “Alicia” Joo and became the inspiration for the company’s new single-body putter line. Designed for golfers who value precision, feedback, and confidence under pressure, the putter also features Alicia’s signature as a distinctive finishing detail.
The Alicia is available at (https://www.killergolf.com/putters/the-alicia-tour-issue).
Killer Golf also backs its putters with a 30-day money-back guarantee, giving golfers the opportunity to experience the feel and performance of the putter for themselves. If it is not the right fit, customers can return it within 30 days for a refund, helping make the decision to try a new putter simple and low-risk.