Odyssey’s new Triple Track, Stroke Lab Black putters

January 24th, 2020

Odyssey Golf has launched the new Triple Track Putter line and expanded its Stroke Lab Black Putter line, which combines the innovative Stroke Lab shaft with a wide array high-performance head shapes, each enrobed in a premium black PVD finish.

Odyssey’s new Triple Track Putter line, consisting of five proven shapes, was developed to work in conjunction with Callaway’s Triple Track Balls to help golfers aim more accurately, make consistently solid contact, and start the ball on the target-line with regularity.

Odyssey custom-fits a multitude of players every year, the great majority of whom do not aim the face accurately from inside four metres. Player testing has proven that using a Triple Track Ball alone can dramatically improve a player’s aiming accuracy from inside four metres.

“We were immediately intrigued by the Triple Track Golf Ball,” said Sean Toulon, Odyssey SVP and General Manager. “We started drawing lines on putterheads right away and sure enough, player testing showed that pairing a Triple Track Ball with a Triple Track Putter promotes even better accuracy.”

Odyssey Golf Triple Track Putter Family

The Triple Track Putter line consists of five models: Marxman, Double Wide, TEN, 2-Ball and 2-Ball blade. Each incorporates a Stroke Lab shaft and the new Microhinge Star face insert.

Stroke Lab Black

The first Stroke Lab Black Putters, TEN and Bird of Prey, both super-high MOI mallets, were introduced late last year. The new models include two proven blades, ONE and Double Wide; two proven mallets, SEVEN and Rossie; and a new mallet shape, the R-Line Arrow.

In addition to their sleek black finish, Stroke Lab Black Putters also feature Odyssey’s new Microhinge Star insert, with firmer feel and brighter sound while promoting forward-spin at impact for smooth roll.

Odyssey Stroke Lab Black Putters

Stroke Lab shaft technology saves 40 grams, made possible by an innovative new multi-material shaft design that combines a graphite body with a steel tip to net out at just 75 grams. Odyssey engineers redistributed the saved 40 grams by adding 10 grams to the head, and 30 grams to the grip, essentially rebalancing the putter.

The effect of Stroke Lab’s innovative weight distribution on a golfer’s stroke is dramatic. Odyssey studies indicate it improves the consistency of backswing length, face-angle at impact, head speed through impact and tempo. Feel for the putterhead becomes more acute, helping the golfer repeat the same, smooth stroke time after time.

The entire line including Stroke Lab Black TEN, Bird of Prey, ONE, Double Wide, SEVEN, Rossie R-Line Arrow will be available at retail in Australia and New Zealand from January 30, 2020.