Putters

I’ve always found that when I’m looking for a new putter, Odyssey is a good place to start. With so many different models to choose from and various upgrades and features, I find that the brand usually has something that can work for my game.  This time I tested the Odyssey Stroke Lab Seven putter. […]

Your putter is easily the most important club in your bag; it can mean the difference between shooting an 88 or a 79, and that is not an exaggeration. Generally speaking, you really have 2 main categories when it comes to putters: blade putters and mallet putters. The blade putter is the more traditional style

There are two putter face constructions that exist: a milled pattern and a polymer insert. Polymer inserts provide a soft feel on all strokes and deliver a consistent roll. On the other hand, a milled putter doesn’t feel quite as soft, however when struck on the sweet spot the feedback is immediate. These are the

Odyssey has remained a putter manufacturing powerhouse since Callaway acquired the brand in 1997. These putters have been incredibly popular both on the PGA and other professional tours, as well as among amateur players. Odyssey has a staggering collection of putters available, which can cause you to get into a little bit of analysis paralysis

Many golf manufacturers have tried to create putters that ‘stand out’ from the crowd. How would you feel if I told you that there is a putter that does that, literally? The S7K putter has quite a few interesting features, but will this technology ‘stand’ the test of time or be relegated to the realm

With putting accounting for well over 1/3 of your strokes on the golf course, it’s only natural to want to make sure you have the best possible putting equipment for your game. There are plenty of different options on the market for putters these days, but center shafted putters are often overlooked, and may actually