Big T Blade
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Works Big T Blade stands as the record's only entry in this line, a single release rather than a lineage of updates. Amateurgolf.com 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 departure that the publication framed as a dual alignment design uniquely incorporated into the Big T Blade. Whatever came before or after in Odyssey's broader catalog, this is the version the Record holds.
Amateurgolf.com's reporting also puts the putter's construction on record: a Fusion RX insert, a black powder coat shaft that reduces glare, and a double-bend shaft with full-shaft offset, at an MSRP of 179.99 USD. These are the publication's figures, not verified by the maker or by us, and they should be read as one outlet's account of the release rather than settled spec.
On the course, the reviewers who weighed in landed on the same theme from different angles. One assessment praised the Works Big T Blade for being easy to align, for helping putts come off solid, and for aiding distance control. Amateurgolf.com's own team echoed the alignment point directly, writing that yes, it is easy to align, and adding that 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. Both accounts circle the same idea, that the alignment work at the center of this design translated into contact quality on the green, though neither is offered here as more than opinion.
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Releases
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
What the Community says
“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.”
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