Callaway Odyssey Putter for sale

Callaway Golf’s Odyssey division was purchased in 1997, preceded by the introduction in 2000 of the Odyssey White Hot Putter Line. With hundreds of tour wins worldwide, Odyssey is the # 1 putter in golf. With hundreds of tour wins worldwide, Odyssey is the # 1 putter in golf. Pull an Odyssey putter and that would be your first experience of a special sensation. Putters feature member graphite shafts in the 2019 Stroke Lab sequence that turn to steel at the putter head.

This perfect distribution of weight produces a sensation that you can not find somewhere else. Odyssey putters are another staple with micro hinge face inserts. Inserts of the micro hinge face facilitate an instant and seamless forward roll. A foundation of these forgiving putters is their high MOI style. For golfers with an arc in their swing, some Mallet putters in the series deliver toe hang. Callaway’s Odyssey Works Versa 1 Blade Putter is built for intuitive distance management and repeatable swings with heavy weight and better balance. The Works Versa 1 can give you some forgiving on off-center strikes. The metal-mesh face insert has the ball going easily and online.

Callaway Versa 2-Ball Fang Putters

Callaway’s White Hot urethane insert and an extra 0.406 mm thin piece of stainless steel feature the Versa 2-Ball Fang Putter. This has greatly improved the tone and makes the ball move even smoother. On all sides of the orientation strip, the Versa 2-Ball has fangs. This transfers the weight to the outside and down to improve stability or Moment of Inertia (MOI). Although this putter is very robust, for the stronger 380 g Tank variant with a 35 or 38 inch shaft, you will get much more stability.

Callaway Versa V-Line Putters

Odyssey uses the patented “Dual Alignment with Large T” on its Versa V-Line putters to assist golfers line up on short putts with lethal precision. The high MOI of the V-Lines encourages outstanding accuracy and distance regulation, including on putts below 30 feet. If you are searching for a premium, skilled mallet with great sound, superb short putt alignment and incredible long pu distance control.

Ex-TaylorMade exec Sean Toulon joins Callaway to run Odyssey putter brand

According to Golf Datatech analysis, Mike Stachura Callaway, whose putter brand Odyssey is the overwhelming No. 1 in putter sales, reported this morning that it had acquired Toulon Design and appointed Sean Toulon the current Odyssey Golf general manager and a senior vice president at Callaway Golf. As a business filing, it could read like a traditional big corporation purchasing an aspiring and interesting small c In reality, the purchase of the nascent luxury milled putter business Toulon Design by Callaway is actually much more about the front man of the organization than it is about the snazzy putters that he and his team make. Once one of the fiercest competitors of Callaway, Toulon will now become one of the most ardent front men. It’s a move no one would have expected, including Toulon, but it’s one he’s welcomed as a lifelong opportunity.

“These calls usually don’t happen, “Toulon told Golf Digest in a phone interview. “Look, there’s no fractured Odyssey, it’s going well. So with what we do to move things from where it is now, there is a lot of accountability to really continue to redefine the genre. How does it look? “I don’t know what the solution is yet, but it’s super fun to dive in with a community of people who are very successful and creative at what they do and fresh to me.” Toulon spent the best part of the last quarter century at Callaway competitor TaylorMade as an important part of the squad, finishing his tenure there in 2015 as the company’s senior vice president for product development. “We are improving our role as the number one golf equipment provider with today’s announcement and bringing important expertise to our leadership team.”

Toulon appeared downright giddy about the new opportunity. Only a year after introducing Toulon Concept, a luxury putter company that provides custom milled designs, he is coming to Callaway. Mark King’s right-hand man, an business leader and former TaylorMade CEO, it was Toulon ‘s vision for innovative innovations and his love for the brand that helped the organization gain industry domination year after year with record-setting revenues. TaylorMade revenues grew from $349 million in 1999 to $1.7 billion in 2013 under King’s and Toulon ‘s leadership.

Toulon walked away from TaylorMade in 2015 to launch his own putter business with his sons Joe, Tony and B.J. Taylor. Taylor. Via a unique vacuum braising process , the company produced CNC milled putters from a solid block of 303 stainless steel that allowed numerous choices for matching head types and hosel configurations. According to Toulon, under the umbrella of Odyssey, Toulon Design would stay intact as the high-end sub-brand of the No. 1 putter brand, maybe called Toulon Design by Odyssey. “Building this thing into an entity or a personality is always an important aspect of” coping with business giant Scotty Cameron at Titleist, Toulon said.

“Once we began dreaming about it, there was a clear possibility to grow market share there and to do so, there had to be some form of strategic acquisition and that’s where I come in,” Toulon said. This is now a very juicy section of the business. There’s a lot of attention there, and the demand is not that large, top end, mega premium, whether it’s putters or PXG or whatever it may be. But there’s going to be a lot of rivalry there, so I think it’s going to be challenging.

The aim is to dominate it over time, much like the rest of the organization. Why wouldn’t you see it as an objective? The aim will not be to be a good No. 2. The goal will be to redefine the market. “Odyssey, the clear No. 1 putter brand in revenue, produces about four out of every 10 putters bought in the U.S., and the business produced $86.1 million in net sales according to Callaway ‘s 2015 annual report.” This fall, with a complete line ready for launch at the 2017 PGA Merchandise Exhibition

Odyssey-branded Toulon putters can definitely be used on the PGA Circuit. But it’s Toulon ‘s involvement at an organization he once struggled against tooth and nail that seems to be a stunning transformation in the golf industry. Toulon claims the chance offers him the unusual opportunity to support a second business attain a new degree of supremacy. “Chip tells me,” You know I’ve been around a number of people who’ve helped a company hit the top of its sector, but I’m lost trying to find someone who’s ever been able to do that with two. I respect the staff at TaylorMade.

I have a lot of mates and they’re going to get through what they’re going through. “But it’s very appealing to me to get the opportunity to help a team expand this thing to potentially a place that’s never been seen before. Toulon contrasted the scenario at Callaway to when he saw TaylorMade in 2007 where” we thought that the idea really had a chance to become true and it was to be the world’s greatest performance golf brand, the biggest, the best, the most successful. To have an opportunity to lead Odyssey, and for sure in the back of my career, well, I get a little emotional just thinking about it. This is an amazing chance, and I couldn’t have been more enthusiastic about it.

Odyssey putter lineup, including new Triple Track, aims to make better putters golfers and models

The goal in 2020 seems to be not all about producing great putters by Mike Stachura Callaway Golf For Odyssey. This initiative entails introducing putters that not only increase efficiency on mis-hits, but models that strengthen the accuracy of the motion, the consistency of the way the ball rolls and the consistency of the one area that decides whether a putt would ever have a chance of going in: target and alignment. The theory employs a mixture of graphite and steel putter shaft to redistribute 40 grams of the total weight of the putter and lift the leverage point higher to the hands to offer greater power over today’s head-heavier prototypes for the golfer.

The key family of Stroke Lab comprises of Stroke Lab Silver, which was launched last year and has six models utilizing the White Hot “Microhinge” face insert to improve the roll. Chris Otsen The latest Odyssey Stroke Lab Black range will be applied to Stroke Lab Silver, which debuted with two high-stability mallet styles, Ten and Bird of Prey, in the fall. Two additional blade variants (One, Double Wide) and three mallets (Seven, Rossie and R-Line Arrow) would follow those styles in the new year.

Although the roll-enhancing hinges can once again include the face insert of Stroke Lab Black, the insert replaces grooves and adjusts the color of the hinges for a smoother face look that provides a firmer sound and feel. Named “Microhinge Star,” the insert is built to generate at a marginally higher decibel and frequency level the same successful initial forward spin as the “Microhinge” insert. Callaway GolfThat insert will be part of the other big launch of Odyssey, the latest Triple Track lineup of putters influenced by the golf ball targeting line technology shown last year in the parent company Calla.

Louis which features a red line flanked on a white backdrop by parallel blue lines. According to Odyssey study, the function enhanced the capacity of golfers to line up to the goal and improved the position of impact accuracy. When paired with golf balls that include the Triple Track lines, these aspects were more strengthened, said Sean Toulon, Odyssey general manager, who called target and alignment a challenge for all golfers.

‘It really has little to do with the degree of skill of a golfer,’ he said. Toulon said the Odyssey lineup attacks the basic issues that plague the putting of ordinary golfers: the inconsistency of the way they swing the putter that Stroke Lab attempts to solve; the inconsistency of their mis-hits that the Microhinge Star inserts and the accommodating mallet prototypes attempt to solve; and the inconsistency of their target that Odyssey Triple Track s aims to solve;