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I lol'd at that and was going to mention it. So funny.Thoroughly enjoyed the article and I while I knew of the dominance of Odyssey on tour, it's wild reading the numbers.
Perhaps, the best part of the article is the caption under one of the photos: Sean Toulon Doing His Putter Inspection Pose.
I was a big microhinge guy too. This story started as something completely different in morphed. It started as an exploration into the history of white hot, and how many evolutions have coke that did the opposite in terms of viewing audience. Meaning metal X, and microhinge, etc. when the audience is programmed to see that white face and instantly know it was an odyssey.Pretty cool to see the evolution of Odyssey and how their putters seem to always make their way into championship bags. I stand firm that the microhinge insert is the best they've done and one I find myself playing if I am not using a milled putter.
I was the same. I wanted a two ball putter for the longest time. If my wife (girlfriend at the time) hadn't bought me a Scotty for my 18th birthday, I probably would have purchased a two ball and would still be using it to this day.This is a great writeup @JB ! 70% unpaid is crazy and I didn't realize it was that high. I remember as a kid, I wanted an Odyssey Rossie II so bad I couldn't stand it, but grandparents bought me the cheapest things to get me into the game, which was completely understandable, and I remember I purchased my first Odyssey putter in 2016, while on recruiting duty for the Navy. It's all I have owned other than my short stint with a Scotty prior to going to the Grandaddy. The Toulon's are fantastic, but there is just something about an insert that is so much better for me. We just get along and Odyssey/Callaway makes the best insert in the business. WHITE HOT!!!
I think that is one of the biggest reasons for the Toulon Design line to exist. They feel as though they have a better milled offering and can have it under the Odyssey umbrella. Based on fairly quick adoption on tour, it seems like it is working.Now I've been using that Scotty since then and now every time I go to Golf Galaxy I try out the Odysseys and just cant seem to get used to the insert.
Yes. I need to try out a Toulon Design. I guess I so badly want the classic two ball to work for me, I just cant give it up! HahaI think that is one of the biggest reasons for the Toulon Design line to exist. They feel as though they have a better milled offering and can have it under the Odyssey umbrella. Based on fairly quick adoption on tour, it seems like it is working.
It's a transition moving from milled to insert, but if you can stick with it, you can get used to it.I was the same. I wanted a two ball putter for the longest time. If my wife (girlfriend at the time) hadn't bought me a Scotty for my 18th birthday, I probably would have purchased a two ball and would still be using it to this day.
Now I've been using that Scotty since then and now every time I go to Golf Galaxy I try out the Odysseys and just cant seem to get used to the insert.
Watch just about any tour event and witness a sea of familiarity. That white face as the putter makes impact with the ball is nothing short of a dynasty at the PGA Tour level. How did it get that way and where did it all begin?
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And vice versa. I am of the opinion, like you, a round or practice session and you are pretty good to go.It's a transition moving from milled to insert, but if you can stick with it, you can get used to it.