Stroke Lab Atlanta

The 2019 Toulon Atlanta Stroke Lab is one entry in what golfalot.com described as a nine-model Toulon Design range that year, placed, per that same source, in the middle of it. The shape is a classic mid-mallet with a squared-off back, according to golfalot.com, milled from soft 303 stainless steel and finished in Charcoal Smoke. The face carries the Deep Diamond Mill groove pattern across its entirety rather than confined to a sweetspot, and the head is set with three removable sole weights, one center and one each to the left and right, per the same reporting.

The defining piece of this release is the Stroke Lab shaft, described by golfalot.com as pairing a steel tip with a graphite upper section and redistributing 40g of weight, 10 grams into the head and 30 grams into the grip end. golfalot.com's review called the effect one that "all ability of golfers can benefit from," while flagging that the design "may distract some golfers." On looks, the same review didn't hedge: "From the moment I unwrapped this putter, I was in love. It looked brilliant." That praise for the aesthetic and the simple, squared-off head shape framing the ball well was echoed in the broader critique, which also raised the price tag as a likely deterrent for some buyers and noted the grip lineup, oversized and pistol stock, as somewhat limited.

At 34 inches per golfalot.com's spec, with a headcover included, this Atlanta sits as the Stroke Lab treatment of the model line, distinct from the AR Series version built around swappable aluminum, steel, and tungsten sole plates and a 14 inch SuperStroke grip, and from the later H7 toe-hang version that would carry the Atlanta name forward. Where those other releases lean on physical weight swaps or hosel geometry to tune feel, this one leans on the shaft itself, per Odyssey's own description of Stroke Lab technology, "to improve your stroke."