Odyssey Triple Track Putters
Acesteve
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indeed, I think it is largely what we used too. I use a single black line around the ball. I tried the triple track lines with my TT putter this past weekend and it did not do it for me. Went back to solid black line about hole 9. the red center line I think what I don't like. I want to see the black line clearly roll without wobble into the hole. Simply the red color I think was my objection.
Didn’t bother me at all, in fact, it makes everything quicker and easier.
Moved from CStt to the Tour B RX ball, but stayed with the Triple Track Ten putter. I missed the triple track on the ball, so have a 3D printed tool to draw a triple track line on the RX balls.
It’s easy to line ball, then set up and line putter. I can’t argue with my on course results.
Moved from CStt to the Tour B RX ball, but stayed with the Triple Track Ten putter. I missed the triple track on the ball, so have a 3D printed tool to draw a triple track line on the RX balls.
It’s easy to line ball, then set up and line putter. I can’t argue with my on course results.
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I'm going with no Triple Track. I think it would be a nightmare trying to line that many lines up and worrying if it looks off at all. I prefer using the TT ball and squaring the face with those lines.
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Okay, I believe the convincing is over. I’m in.
Acesteve
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Putting saved me today over and over. Think this modification helped me
Even though I used the ERC Soft last year which came with TT and though I am now playing the 2020 CS with TT, I typically do not line up the ball when I putt. It never looks the same to me when I stand beside the ball as it does from behind. I also added the Ten with TT to my arsenal of putters fairly recently and generally saw some improvement in alignment just using the lines on it. Friday, just for the heck of it, on four holes in a row I lined up the TT on the ball and squared the Ten with TT to it. On 3 of the 4 I made birdie! All three were somewhat lengthy, the shortest being about 8' and they each had varying degrees of break. The one I missed broke as much left as I thought it would break right - a total misread. I may have to use the TT lines on the ball combined with the lines on the Ten more often!
in addition to the TT, this video from Malaska has really helped me understand how what I ‘saw’ while over the ball was always different than when I lined up, and has helped me greatly improve my putting.
The TT Ten puts such a nice roll on the ball, and paired with the TT ball, it's deadly. Just one round with that combo, and I was absolutely floored.
I'm not sure how I feel about the stock grip, though. The shape/size of the pistol are great; and I actually love the blue/red look too. It just feels a little soft in my hand. I'm going to give it some more rounds before making any changes, but I do have a blue deep etched waiting just in case.
I'm not sure how I feel about the stock grip, though. The shape/size of the pistol are great; and I actually love the blue/red look too. It just feels a little soft in my hand. I'm going to give it some more rounds before making any changes, but I do have a blue deep etched waiting just in case.
r80rew
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Acesteve
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I have a black line on my white hot 2ball that taught me that helped me more then the balls. Do you not putt the 2-ball well? I was scared to change models because I putt the 2 balls across 3 prior models so well.
did you use tt on the ball too?
Not today. Grabbed my Sunday bag which is full of Truvis. The TT may have turned some of those near misses into makes. I actually thought about that during the round. Yellow TT will make its debut next time out.
i played an impromptu round with my 9yo, a kid from his class and that kids dad yesterday. it was apparent that it would just be a low key fun round, but it was on a course with lots of hazards so i just used shag golf balls. i still made a lot of really good putts even without the alignmenTT aid. i still prefer tt, but the puTTer can be pretty darn close to equally effective on its own.
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In all seriousness, this is the only club I can ever remember touching that has me reversing my stance on form over function. I wasn’t a fan of the look of Triple Track Ten vs the standard Ten. Now I can say with certainty, I wouldn’t go back.
love my TT Ten. So why am I looking at the Marxman? There’s something about it that I can’t help but wonder