Odyssey's new S2S Tri-Hot SB line builds on the original from last fall by creating a low-torque putter with no shaft lean ...

Specs: White Hot face insert, adjustable sole weights with white and black alignment system. Length: 33, 34 or 35 inches. Available: Feb. 10 Who It’s For: Golfers with poor aim who need help to point ...

What you need to know: Odyssey’s new S2S Tri-Hot putter lineup might look like a familiar face, but under the hood, it’s a total rethink of how a putter should feel, set up, aim and swing. The putter ...

Odyssey Golf wasted little time in responding to the proposed ban from the U.S. Golf Association and the Royal & Ancient on anchoring putters. In a statement released Friday, the company announced the ...

Odyssey shifts zero torque toward a more traditional look with new Tri-Hot SB putters featuring heel-ward shafts and familiar ...

Odyssey’s Ai-One putters have gotten off to a hot start in 2024 after ending 2023 with a bang, boosted by hugely successful performances at the Ryder Cup thanks to Jon Rahm putting an early prototype ...

Welcome to Wall-to-Wall Equipment, the Monday morning gear wrap-up in which GOLF equipment editor Jonathan Wall takes you through the latest trends, rumors and breaking news. Equipment success on the ...

Odyssey used AI technology to develop its new putter, the Ai-ONE, and it could be the best choice for players who struggle with speed and accuracy on the greens. AI is in the golf game once again.

Odyssey's all-new Ai-One Square 2 Square putters are new to the marketplace, but don't think for a second that "zero torque" is unfamiliar territory for the putter manufacturer. Go back several years ...

Adjustability has been all the rage in drivers, fairway metals and hybrids in recent years. Now, it is becoming a factor in putters, as evidenced by the introduction of the Odyssey Flip Face. The Flip ...

If you missed the drop, you’re not alone. The Odyssey Hockey Stick Putter, released in celebration of the new Happy Gilmore 2 movie, sold out almost instantly everywhere. But there’s still hope if you ...