Best Odyssey Putters 2025

Odyssey are the number one golf putting brand in the professional game. For 2025, they continue to set the standard and are now offering golfers a comprehensive offering when it comes to zero torque putters.

Odyssey are undoubtedly best known for their iconic 2-ball shape putters, revered by golfers around the world. However, there’s something for everyone with Odyssey’s comprehensive putter range. They’ve got some cracking blade putter options in their armoury, and not to forget the all-time classic mallet putters that Odyssey are best known for.

In this article we evaluate the best Odyssey putters for 2025. We’ve tested the newest models across a range of green speeds and playing conditions to give you an honest, insightful look at which putters are truly game-changers – in particular the zero torque offering Odyssey is now excelling at.

Here’s what’s new for 2025…

Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot #7 Putter

This is a very good putter. It’s as simple as that really. I think even the most sternest zero-torque deniers might be converted by this one. Odyssey has managed to blend traditional aesthetics with cutting-edge performance in a way that delivers a premium feel.

If you’re already a fan of the #7 shape, or if you’ve been looking for a putter that combines alignment confidence, exceptional roll, and consistent feel, the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot #7 should be right at the top of your testing list.

PROS

Exceptionally stable and forgiving
Excellent feel and roll consistency
Premium finish

CONS

The red design might not suit everyone’s eye

RELATED: Read our full review of the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot #7 Putter here.

RRP: £469 / $549.99

More information: Callaway UK / Callaway US

Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Jailbird Putter

The Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Jailbird isn’t just another iteration — it’s a refinement that makes zero-torque putting accessible to everyone. It looks right, feels right, and performs beautifully.

If you’ve ever been tempted by face-balanced or torque-free designs but couldn’t live with the odd looks, this is the one that will finally win you over.

I do think you may see this used quite heavily on tour next season and it is certainly Odyssey’s best Square to Square Jailbird yet.

PROS

Features a traditional, confidence-inspiring look
Consistent roll and pace control across the putter face
Premium feel

CONS

The heavier head may not be the best fit for golfers who prefer a more delicate touch on the greens

RELATED: Read our full review of the Odyssey S2S Tri-Hot Jailbird Putter here.

RRP: £469 / $549.99

More information: Callaway UK / Callaway US

Overall, this is a great putter and I really enjoyed using it. If you’re someone who loves mallet putters and is looking for an upgrade this one is definitely worth a try and well if you’re not, maybe this one might sway your decision.

PROS

Easy to align
Lightweight
Changeable weights
Quality headcover

CONS

Soft feel off of the face might not be for everyone

RELATED: Read our full review of the Odyssey White Hot Versa Twelve Putter here.

£203.82

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RRP: £259.99

Shaft lengths: 33-35 inches

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I can safely say that I will be looking at putting an Odyssey Ai-One Milled Putter into my bag, and the Six T is high up the list of favourites for the role.

PROS

Looks stunning
Stroke Lab shaft
Thick grip
Lots of configurations

CONS

Expensive

RELATED: Read our full Odyssey Ai-One Milled Six T Putter review here.

You can feel that the putter doesn’t want to rotate open or closed throughout the stroke, which makes knocking in short putts really easy. This putter is great for golfers who are new to the game and want a putter that promotes better technique and for players who have putted poorly for a while and need to try something new.

The best short putters generally have the smallest amount of face rotation throughout the stroke, so if you want help achieving this, then this is the putter for you.

PROS

Love the Navy blue PVD finish
White hot face we all know and love
Almost swings itself!

CONS

Shaft back of the face takes some getting used to

RELATED: Read our full Odyssey Ai-One Square 2 Square #7 Putter review here.

Best Odyssey Putters 2025

In summary, there are plenty of options for those looking for an Odyssey putter. Both blade and mallet offerings are available to accommodate to golfers different putting styles and preferences.

Odyssey are also taking the zero torque offering to the next level and so if one of these putters takes your fancy, there are now plenty to choose from – be it blue or the red Tri-Hot series.

Which ever putter you opt to buy, you will be met with a high performing flat stick with sleek aesthetics.