2-Ball Ten

The 2-Ball Ten sits within Odyssey's Tens family, and according to golf.com, it combines shaping from the previous Stroke Lab Ten putters with Odyssey's two-balled crown. The publication also reports the putter traces its origin to a prototype used by Jon Rahm, and that it carries Microhinge face inserts along with new Stroke Lab shafts, said to be stiffer and 7 grams lighter than the previous Stroke Lab shafts. Golf.com lists an MSRP of $299 USD and a release date of March 11, and reports that the model has been the most played Odyssey putter at recent PGA Tour events.

Odyssey's own blog frames the broader Ten lineup in similar terms, describing the shape as one that became a popular Tour choice and crediting the design with an emphasis on alignment and high MOI. The maker's copy also touts the 2-Ball option within that lineup as the best version of that head they have produced, with a profile meant to help golfers frame the ball at address.

Reviewer opinion on the 2-Ball Ten centers on how it presents at setup. Golf.com's review praised how easily it sits square on the ground without needing adjustment, and singled out the lower face depth profile as something that draws favorable comment from players, calling the look confidence inspiring. That same low-profile, square-sitting quality shows up more generally in reviewer praise for the model, tying the on-course reaction back to the design elements Odyssey and golf.com both describe.