He says it’s the finish tour pros worldwide favour, and he loves how the colour showcases the intricate milling details of every head. To create a premium look on the rack and to inspire confidence behind the ball, Toulon has developed a new stealthy midnight black finish. When you’re focusing on producing the most beautiful putters in the world, every last detail needs to be considered.

And to ensure great feel and feedback, each Eleven also comes decked out with the brand’s legendary White Hot face insert and a red Stroke Lab shaft. Strategically positioned aluminium and steel weights create a putter that combines the feel and launch of a blade with the forgiveness of a mallet or MOI model. The head has a 260g steel chassis, with a super light 19g TPU sole insert to remove inefficient mass from the centre of the body. Odyssey say they’ve achieved this unusual high MOI/forward CG set up by creating the Eleven as a multi-material, Meccano set of a putter. RELATED: Putting guru Phil Kenyon saves you six shots

That means golfers will naturally improve their putting stats on the dancefloor. With a CG a quarter of an inch further forwards (and closer to the face) than other leading mallets, the Eleven creates better speed and spin control consistency on off-centre hits, as well as a tighter dispersion ellipse in terms of accuracy and distance control. Odyssey are saying the Eleven is their first high MOI putter, and it’s been designed to deliberately attack a forward centre of gravity (CG).

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