The basic idea behind the 2-ball and subsequently the tri-ball was to place white discs, about the same size as that of a golf ball, behind the face of the putter. This turned out to be a major help with alignment. The logic is pretty simple. The discs are white and so is the ball. The sizes are the same too and therefore they should help with alignment. This not only helped with starting the putt on line, it also helps you to continue along the line as well. The putts remain very true and accurate. The Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball SRT Mallet Putter is considerably of a bigger size than its predecessors. The presence of three white alignment discs behind the face of the putter makes the wing to the rear very large.

Due to the rule which states that no putter should be deeper than the distance from the head to toe, the length of the face of the putter has been increased too. Thus, the tri-ball assumes some large proportions. However, the performance of this putter completely makes up for it. Though, Odyssey was known to use stainless steel for the entire putter’s body traditionally, the tri-ball was very large. Using stainless steel completely would ensure that the putter was extremely heavy and uncomfortable. Odyssey uses aircraft-grade Aluminum in the putter. The MOI is very high. The two-ball’s MOI was not as high as the competition. Odyssey solves the problem in this putter. The zinc alloy bars forming the half circle on the wing of the putter on the rear of the putter’s face ensure proper distribution of weight.

	Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball SRT Putter : right, 35 IN Used From: $89.99

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