Odyssey White Ice

Mister Sifter

These don't look hugely different to the current models, but nice all the same.

http://www.golftoimpress.com/2009/09/callaway-odyssey-white-ice-putters-for-2010/

thegen

Mister nice looking club's indeed. Do you know if they are doing any of them in a centre shafted model?

f22

Look exactly like the black series without the milled face(pretty much like the old tri hots)

jimjo

I recently bought a new 2 ball F7 Putter and I gotta say the new white ice range look identical well at least from the link. Thought there would have been a few new putter designs, ah well with the cuts back in all, budgets are tight!

rafared

Nice looking putters but they're not for me. I just dont get on with odyssey putters. I had a 2ball Srt and couldnt lag putt with it to save my life. Swapped it for a Yes Victoria II and we get on much better.

conno16

do some of ye seriously update ye're putters on a regular basis?

jimjo

In 10 years playing on and more off i've used 3 different putters.

Mister Sifter

jimjo wrote: »

In 10 years playing on and more off i've used 3 different putters.

6 putters in 17 years.

56 drivers.

fullstop

Mister Sifter wrote: »

6 putters in 17 years.

56 drivers.

56 :eek:

Tell me you're joking!

ShriekingSheet

Mister Sifter wrote: »

6 putters in 17 years.

56 drivers.

I've used two putters since I've been a regular golfer, over about 12 years. I have the Odyssey Tour #1 which came out last year. Pretty much exactly the same as the previous model, and the above look the same again.

I would not recommend anyone "update" to one of the above models but I find mine great. They're well worth buying if you're in the market for a new putter.

conno16

how is that putter differerent to a mizuno, cleveland etc that could be purchased for under 50 quid?
baffles me

ShriekingSheet

conno16 wrote: »

how is that putter differerent to a mizuno, cleveland etc that could be purchased for under 50 quid?
baffles me

As I said Conno, I used my last putter which was an expensive one for 11 years, playing very regularly. Cheap ones don't last that long, they don't tend to be as sound in terms of loft, lie and balance, as well as grip quality and the all important feel.

That's how.

conno16

fair enough but i have had the one putter for around the same period and it didn't cost me three digits..
save your cash for looking fashionable on the golf course

ShriekingSheet

conno16 wrote: »

fair enough but i have had the one putter for around the same period and it didn't cost me three digits..
save your cash for looking fashionable on the golf course

My white trousers cost more than my putter anyway

Mister Sifter

conno16 wrote: »

fair enough but i have had the one putter for around the same period and it didn't cost me three digits..
save your cash for looking fashionable on the golf course

Being seen with the same cheap putter for a couple of decades isn't gonna do your course cred much good though Conno. No point having a collar popped on your J.Lindeberg polo shirt and the sweat bands still wrapper fresh unless you've got a top of the range putter in the bag.

Style
_______ = A cool cat

Sustance

conno16

in these recessionary times certain compromises need to be made

f22

conno16 wrote: »

in these recessionary times certain compromises need to be made

Does that mean buying one less pair of Ian Poulter arm bands in 2010?

Oh the shame

jimjo

conno16 wrote: »

looking fashionable on the golf course

Hoping you can give me a few tips there mate....?