Finish
Black Oxide
Putters $165/head · Irons & Wedges $60/head — Full Pricing
Sleek, stealthy, and undeniably cool – a black oxide finish delivers a rich black/dark brown appearance with subtle gunmetal undertones.

Overview
Details & Nice to Know
Carbon steel heads are first stripped of their plating down to bare metal, while stainless steel putters require no stripping. The surface is then chemically treated so the metal itself turns black. This is a conversion coating, not paint.
It gives a rich black-to-dark-brown look with gunmetal undertones and little glare. Available on iron and wedge heads, as well as both carbon and stainless steel putters.
It may fade a little in high-contact areas over time, softening to a worn gunmetal.
It needs moderate care: wipe the heads dry after play, and a light coat of oil helps protect the finish.
Good to know: there's no coating thickness, so milling and stamping detail stays crisp.
Options
Black Oxide options
Polished Black Oxide: A polished base gives a deeper, glossier black than the satin version.
Brushed Black Oxide: The head is given a fine, straight-grain brushed texture before treatment, giving the black a soft satin sheen with subtle visible grain.
Tour Blast Black Oxide: The head is bead-blasted to an even matte texture before treatment, producing a flat, deep black with little to no glare.
Gallery
Before & after


Titleist Vokey Oil Can 56º / 60º
Polished Black Oxide; OEM Stamp Deletion


Titleist 718 AP2
Tour Blast Raw; Black Oxide Cavity


Callaway Apex Pro 21'
