Stroke Lab Three

The Odyssey Stroke Lab Three is the Anser-style entry in the Stroke Lab lineup, built with a flow neck, according to pluggedingolf.com's reporting on the release. That head shape places it alongside the blade-leaning options in a series that otherwise leans heavily on Odyssey's mallet work, and it's the detail our record holds specifically for this "Three" designation.

The maker's own materials on Stroke Lab describe the shaft technology that runs through the whole line rather than this head in particular: a "multi-material shaft design that combines graphite with steel to weigh just 75g," which Odyssey says saves "a full 40 grams lighter than a traditional steel putter shaft" versus a conventional steel putter shaft. That weight is said to be relocated into the head and grip ends to change the balance and feel of the stroke, a design idea Odyssey applied across Stroke Lab regardless of head shape.

Within the Stroke Lab family, the Three's identity comes down to that Anser silhouette paired with a flow neck, a more traditional look set against the EXO mallets and other Stroke Lab models built around White Hot Microhinge inserts and, in the EXO's case, the aluminum exo-cage and 17-4 stainless perimeter weighting Odyssey describes elsewhere in its own materials. Whether those broader Stroke Lab features carried over into this specific Anser build isn't something our record specifies for the Three itself.