About the brand
SINK Golf is Olly Longlands and his CNC milling machines in a workshop on the West Sussex coast. Every putter is designed on screen, then machined from a solid block of steel, either as a stock model or a one-off built to order.
Olly grew up spending his summer holidays working in his dad's sheet-metal factory. He found CNC machining while living in New Zealand. Back in the UK, he bought his first machine, a Dugard Eagle 760, at auction before he knew how to run it, and taught himself from YouTube tutorials.
He ran SINK in evenings and weekends alongside the family business, went full-time in January 2023, and added a second machine that same month. A standard putter spends around four hours on the machine. A Damascus steel piece can take more than thirty-two.
- Founder
- Olly Longlands
- Workshop
- West Sussex
- Full-time since
- January 2023
- Makes
- Milled putters, stock and custom
Written from SINK Golf's own site and a case study by Dugard, the machine maker. Not an interview yet.
If anything here is wrong, tell me and I'll fix it.
