Toulon 22 Le Mans Putter
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2022 Le Mans is one of the Toulon Design putters built around that year's full lineup redesign, and the maker's page lists it as a crowned progressive mallet with a full shaft offset, finished in Midnight Black. Odyssey's own copy describes it as "an all-new multi-material crowned progressive mallet design best suited for strokes with minimal arc and face rotation," which places it squarely for players who don't want the putter face working open and closed through the stroke.
On the record, the 2022 Le Mans carries the changes Odyssey applied across the Toulon Design line that year: a new Deep Diamond Groove mill pattern on the face, an adjustable split-weight system in the toe and heel, and the Stroke Lab shaft. The maker's page explains the milling as functional rather than decorative, "deep full face grooves are designed to control sound and feel by channeling vibration," paired with what it calls "a medium depth double fly cut to enhance forward roll and feel." The Stroke Lab shaft is described as saving weight that gets redistributed to the head and grip ends, "completely rebalances the putter for improved tempo and consistency in the stroke."
Within its own line, the 2022 Le Mans represents Toulon Design's stated attempt at their most refined version yet, the maker's page calling this generation "our most consistent and best-rolling Toulon Design putters ever." That's a claim about the 2022 redesign as a whole rather than the Le Mans head shape specifically, so it's worth weighing against whatever else is on record for the model line before and after this release.
Sources: odysseygolf.com/toulon-design (captured 2022)
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The Le Mans line
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