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wrx_junki Great Member

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Just sold my putter today. So at the moment I am putterless.
Tested out some putters at the local golf shop. Odyssey Sabertooth, Yes! C-groove with no weight adjusting, and the finally the Odyssey Black Series.

Has anyone tried the new milled style putters from Odyssey? Also, what are your opinions on the other two? Of course when it comes down to it, it will depend on me but for now just wanting to hear the ups and downs of these three.

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My suggestion would be to look at the Scotty Cameron line of putters. If you are willing to pay for the Odyssey Black series, which around here (Ohio) retail is around $250, i think for only $50 more you could get the new studio stainless in whatever model you like. Or for the same price you can pick up the Circa model from Cameron.

What I play:
Titleist 905R 7.5* w/ Graphite Design YS-6+
Titleist 906F2 15* w/ Aldilla NVS 75s
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Titleist Vokey spin milled 54* 60* wedges Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Heavy Titleist ProV1x ball


wrx_junki Great Member

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My suggestion would be to look at the Scotty Cameron line of putters. If you are willing to pay for the Odyssey Black series, which around here (Ohio) retail is around $250, i think for only $50 more you could get the new studio stainless in whatever model you like. Or for the same price you can pick up the Circa model from Cameron.

I thought it was the Black Series because it was an Odyssey putter with the milled face. The price on it was around $150 and the other two are around the same price range. Can't really spend $300 on a putter.

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titaniummd Dedicated Member

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Just sold my putter today. So at the moment I am putterless.

IF you are looking for milled putters, you should look at the Ping Redwood or something by TP Mills.

STR8 Dymo 10.5
Dymo 3W
Mid Rescue 3
MP-33 4-PW
Eidolon 52* GW LW, SW Titleist Bullseye Putter


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what's the hype with all these milled putters? what makes them so popular?
Bag: Phantom Stand Bag
Driver: 10.5* Insight BUL
3 Wood: RPM LP 15* ProLaunch S
Irons: Edge CFT Apex #4 S 3-PW
Wedges: Wedges 52*, 56*, 60*Putter: WhiteHot XG #6Ball:

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i also recommend Scotty. i personally love the Red X series.
great putters. amazing feel is the key

In my White Hoofer Vantage Bag:

Driver : R7 Draw
Woods : 3 hybrid
Irons : MP-60Wedge : 54 deg 58 degPutter : RED X 35' (in love)Ball : TP BlackBest Round: 80Closest to Hole-In-One: 0.5''


wrx_junki Great Member

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On the Scotty Cameron note, just tried last year's Newport and wow did it feel good. Even though I only tried it on an artificial putting surface. Can't wait to test it out at Bethpage on Thursday.

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JYB Great Member

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did u buy the scotty? btw, trying to message u about golf at ten am tomorrow.

cwcaesar Well Established Member

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There are two lines of Odyssey Black putters. There is the regular Black Series which has a milled face and no insert. Then there is the Black Series i which has an insert. Both lines of putters are made of carbon steel and have Tungsten weights on the back of the putter to get the weight low and away for a higher MOI.

At the Edwin Watts here the Odyssey Black putters are $279, so for $20 more I went with the Scotty.

Driver: MP-600 9.5 w/ Fujikura E360 Stiff Shaft
4 Wood: F-60 16.5 w/ Exsar FS3 Stiff Shaft
Irons:MP-57 3-PW w/ Dynamic Gold S300 Shafts
Wedges: MP-R Black-Ni 52, 56, & 60
Putter: Studio Select Newport 2Ball: ProV1/ProV1xGrips: Winn Xi7


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