EAS 2.0

The EAS 2.0 is a blade with a concave radius cut into the back edge, built around David Edel's interchangeable alignment plate system, according to otlphx.com. The publication describes lines on the top of the head that pull focus and aim to the right, and lines on the bottom that pull focus and aim to the left, letting a fitter dial in a golfer's setup rather than forcing one look on everyone. The same report attributes Torque Balanced technology to the putter, along with a hex machined face pattern and a weight system otlphx.com says is contained completely within the sole, moving mass away from the toe and into the heel for a more even distribution across the face and a toe-up balance point.

otlphx.com also reports adjustable weights inside the shaft itself, at various depths from the top, with the effect that the deeper the counterweight sits, the heavier the head feels, and the closer it moves to the top, the lighter it feels. The putter is fitted with a symmetrically round grip, per the same source.

Reviewers who tried the EAS 2.0 pointed to improved alignment and a squarer set-up, along with better distance control and tempo. otlphx.com's own account of a fitting session put it plainly: We didn't walk out of the fitting room until we had a putter that felt like an extension of my arms.