Comments on: Odyssey White Steel 2-Ball Blade Putter Review

By: Ron Woolworth

Ron Woolworth — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:06:23 +0000

Dear Helpers... I currently own (and use regularly) a much older style Odyssey 2-ball "center shafted" mallet putter. I recently lost the putter cover, so being a loyal "alumn", I purchased a mallet style putter cover from "Team Effort" for my college and it doesn't even come close to fitting my putter. Can anyone please tell me where to go (look) to get a putter cover for this club that actually fits the putter?

By: Maurice Vergara

Maurice Vergara — Wed, 08 Feb 2006 12:13:18 +0000

I have been playing now for 5 yrs and my irons and woods have improved dramatically but unfortunateley my putting was not improving as much, actually getting worse.
I used to have a Ping G2 putter for a couple o yrs, and yes it had excellent feel/touch, but there was something missing. hard to alighn and not much distance.one day my friend keept on insisting to use his Odyssey dfx version, from that moment on I had to get the new blade 2 ball putter. I kid you not this is one hell of a "weapon". it gives you heaps of confidence(alignment), has a great feel, long distance plus control no worries, just pick your target and fire. lets not forget quality, its a beaut. well done

By: dave

dave — Sat, 03 Sep 2005 14:09:53 +0000

I didn't know that Odyssey was a Callaway Golf club. I have always used an Odyssey putter usually the big mallet type. I will take a look at this one. I have been thnking of trying the new taylor made one everyone has been talking about. Thank you for the information.

By: Donald MacKenzie

Donald MacKenzie — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 14:43:56 +0000

The White Steel 2-Ball putters have another slight design tweak from the older White Hot and DFX versions. The sole of the putter doesn't have the two big indentations that were part of the original. Instead, the sole is smooth, which should mean that there's more weight down low in the putter head. (You could special-order the old ones with a "Tour Fill" which filled the indentations with a heavy polymer.) I liked the changes to the design of the head in the White Steel models, and the grip (which does get dirty) is very soft and helps remind you not to strangle the putter with a deathgrip.

Good review!

By: Rafcin

Rafcin — Fri, 02 Sep 2005 13:12:55 +0000

the white steel insert bothered me when looking down on it. I guess the contrast between white and steel on the face did it. Other than that - agree - great feel, great alignment.