How about Odyssey White Ice 2 Ball Putter?

In the mid 1970s, Mr. Monaghan, a retail creative director turned fine artist, traded his pony tail and hippie regalia for a bandbox-crisp blazer and jeans. "I chose to dress preppy because that way I could pass, " he said — gain entry, that is, into the button-down world of the gainfully employed.



The White Ice moniker refers to Odyssey white ice's latest face insert technology that’s been fine-tuned to enhance sound, responsiveness, resiliency, and consistency. Primarily, the insert’s core has been firmed up by nearly 20% to enhance feel and the face surface has been roughened to enhance performance with today’s softer golf balls.



The idea here is that, when you address the ball, you’re looking down at what appears to be a line of golf balls pointing towards your intended line. It’s a devilishly intuitive idea that’s wildly effective at sending putts where you want them to go. That’s the hallmark of the 2-Ball line. This new, White Ice version, packs in some features to help you make even more putts. Its premium dark nickel finish isn’t too shabby to look at either.



One of the top performers; the rear weighting reduces twisting on mis-hits; among the best from short range; the ball seems to come off rolling immediately; easy to aim and square-up at impact; the elegant new finish is a lot nicer than the old one; makes you believe that you can sink a few more 5-10 footers per round; a nice upgrade to the previous model; some testers will consider purchasing it.



Here are some golf clubs for sale. You might not realize it, but the rule change could affect your putter choice. Consider this: New conforming grooves generate less spin on shots from rough than current grooves do. Switching to a softer Tour ball might be one way for pros to regain some spin. Odyssey's brass is banking on this scenario. The firm's new White Ice putters feature a firmer face insert (than the White Hot XG) to complement softer Tour balls.



Inside their thatched huts, Ginger and her marooned fellow travelers tried to recreate "all the modern suburban comforts," Mr. Monaghan noted, partly as a way of managing the unpalatable, of "pushing everything down."



For futher information at http://www.golfsaleshop.com/category-25-b0-Odyssey.html