DFX #1

The Odyssey DFX #1 name covers two entries on record, both carrying the same blade identity forward without much visible reinvention. The original DFX #1 Putter sits in the line's earlier form, and by golfdiscount.com's reporting it carried a blade head, a 350 g head weight, a CH hosel, 70 degrees of lie, and 3 degrees of loft. That's editorial reporting, not maker or Record-verified fact, but it gives a clear picture of a standard-spec blade putter built for a conventional setup.

The 2025 entry, the DFX #1 Wide, is where the line's arc becomes visible. The maker's page, per carlsgolfland.com, describes it as a wide-bodied, heel and toe weighted blade, a step away from the slimmer profile implied by the earlier release's specs. It carries the same 350 g head weight as its predecessor, according to that same source, suggesting Odyssey kept the swing feel consistent even as the head geometry widened. The 2025 version also comes with a headcover included, per the maker's page, and the carlsgolfland.com listings show some inconsistency on handedness, one row citing RH/LH availability and another RH Only, a discrepancy worth noting rather than resolving here.

Across its two entries, the DFX #1 name reads as an evolution in body style more than a wholesale redesign: a heel-toe weighted blade that widened its footprint over the years while holding onto the same head weight that defined its feel from the start. Golfers weighing the two should look at that shift in body width and weighting philosophy as the real story of this line, and draw their own conclusions about which era suits their eye at address.