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Works Big T Blade

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

Maker
Odyssey
Line
Big T Blade
Model
Works Big T Blade
Head
blade

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The Works Big T Blade is a blade putter built around alignment, according to amateurgolf.com, which reported a dual alignment design uniquely incorporated into the Big T Blade. The same source described it as a completely new Big T Blade which was specially designed so that the alignment strips are directly incorporated as the predominant feature, a fairly direct statement of what the putter is trying to do: make the aiming lines the design itself, not an add-on to it.

On construction, amateurgolf.com reported a Fusion RX insert, a double-bend shaft with full-shaft offset, and a black powder coat shaft that reduces glare, with an MSRP of 179.99 USD. None of that is verified independently here, so it should be read as one publication's reporting rather than an established spec sheet.

Community opinion on the release leans favorable and centers on that alignment story. Reviewers praised it as easy to align, said it helps putts come off solid, and credited it with aiding distance control. amateurgolf.com's own team put a finer point on the mechanism at work, writing that a byproduct of being aligned properly, especially on the line of your intended putt, is that more putts come off solid. It's a case where the design pitch and the on-course impression line up in the record, for whatever that alignment is worth to any individual stroke.

No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.

Photos · from the Community

What the Community says

Warmly regardedCommunity opinion from 1 gathered review · not a verified fact
What people praise
easy to align helps putts come off solid aids distance control
And yes, it is easy to align. What the AmateurGolf.com team found is that a byproduct of being aligned properly (especially on the line of your intended putt) is that more putts come off solid.
via amateurgolf.com · cited take

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