The Beastii Golf Co, a new Scottish golf equipment business, has put its first putter, the KLP, on sale just nine months after the company was founded. The launch of the KLP marks the first step in the company’s ambition to build a precision golf equipment business in the home of the game.
Founded in February 2026 by Matthew Lewry and Neil Cameron, Beastii Golf started with a simple question: why does Scotland, where golf began, make so few precision putters of its own?
The idea came after Matt bought his son a CNC-milled putter from one of golf’s major brands and began wondering how, and where, it had been made. What started as a late-night 3D model has developed into a finished product, with the first production run now on sale as the numbered KLP Founders Batch.
Made in Scotland, start to finish
All of Beastii Golf’s manufacturing partners are Scottish, some located within an hour of its assembly point in Dunfermline. The KLP’s aluminium head is precision milled in Cupar and Dundee, coated in Bathgate and assembled by hand in Dunfermline, with additional manufacturing support from East Kilbride. Its headcover is handmade from locally and environmentally sourced Scottish fabric.
Design and prototyping also takes place in-house. Beastii uses its own 3D printers to test ideas and produce components such as the KLP’s weight case. The company is also working with its suppliers to bring the few remaining components made outside Scotland into its domestic supply chain.
“Scotland already has world-class engineering and manufacturing on its doorstep and we’re and we’re aiming to put those skills back into golf,” said Matt Lewry, Co-Founder and Engineering Lead. “Working with so many inventive Scottish businesses has been one of the best parts of this journey. We’ve been able to bring together some great local manufacturing expertise to make the KLP here in Scotland, and we’re continuing to work with our suppliers to bring more of the production process home too.”
A putter that fits the golfer
Beastii Golf is distinct in that it starts with the golfer rather than the club. The KLP is a low-torque putter with adjustable weighting and lie angle, allowing golfers to set it up to suit their own stroke rather than changing their stroke to suit the club. It is available as a complete putter or as a head only, giving golfers and club fitters flexibility to finish the build themselves.
“Golfers have spent decades adjusting themselves to fit their putter. We think it should be the other way round,” said Neil Cameron, Co-Founder and Commercial Director. “A putter made in Scotland means something to a lot of golfers, especially overseas, and our first orders prove it. We’ve had interest and sales from both Europe and the USA, which is a nice problem for a company this young to have.”
Early traction
The KLP has been tested on courses across Scotland, from Dornoch to Fife, and has attracted interest from fitters, coaches and course owners in the US, Europe and South America. The Founders Batch was initially offered to golfers who followed the product’s development through the Beastii Founders List and is now open to all.
The company plans to develop a network of partner fitters and pro shops in key markets alongside sales through its website, and will exhibit at the Scottish Golf Show in Perth in March 2027.
The founders bring complementary experience to the business. Neil has spent more than 20 years in product, operations, marketing and growth roles in the technology sector. Matt has more than 25 years in engineering, from mechanical engineering to senior leadership roles in design engineering and manufacturing.
The KLP is available now at www.beastiigolf.co.uk The KLP costs £599 as a head only and £719 as a complete putter, with free UK delivery.