Odyssey TRTL Putters: The #1 Ultimate Guide

Strong arc

Odyssey TRTL S

£299

Best for: Moderate to strong arc strokes

Neck: Short slant

Toe hang: 30°

Head: 355g

Slight arc

Odyssey TRTL CH

£299

Best for: Slight arc strokes

Neck: Crank hosel

Toe hang: 20°

Head: 360g

Zero torque

Odyssey TRTL Max Square 2 Square Golf Putter

Odyssey TRTL Max S2S

£329

Best for: Square-to-square strokes

Neck: Centre-shafted

Balance: 90° toe up

Head: 375g

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Odyssey TRTL Putters: One Family, Four Strokes

Odyssey TRTL Putters take a modern, high-MOI mid-mallet shape and offer it with four different necks. That is the clever part. Instead of making you adapt to a single design, the Odyssey TRTL Putters range lets you match the hosel to how you actually swing. Three models cost £299, and the TRTL Max Square 2 Square is £329.

This guide compares all four Odyssey TRTL Putters side by side, with no winners and no losers. Each model suits a different stroke, so the right Odyssey TRTL Putter for you depends on whether your putter travels straight back and through, swings on a slight or strong arc, or stays square to the line the whole way.

To explore beyond this range, browse our full selection of golf putters, read our guides to the best mallet putters 2026 and the best zero torque putters, or see how the Odyssey Ai-Dual putter differs.

What All Odyssey TRTL Putters Share

No matter which neck you choose, Odyssey TRTL putters share the same technology platform, so the differences come down to geometry and weight.

High-MOI mid-mallet

Mass sits at the perimeter, so the head stays stable on off-centre strikes.

Multi-material body

A black PVD steel body, ABS polymer shell and aluminium sole plate push weight to the edges.

Ai-Star insert

An aluminium inner layer and firmer urethane outer face give consistent ball speed with a soft feel.

19° F.R.D. grooves

Deeper Forward Roll Design grooves reduce skid and promote early forward roll.

Perimeter weights

Four sole weights in the corners tune head weight and balance for each hosel.

Alignment and feel

A Tour Track scheme, Stroke Lab 120 shaft and headcover, with a Tour Pistol grip on three models.

Odyssey TRTL Putters in Pictures

Compare Odyssey TRTL Putters Side by Side

Odyssey TRTL Putters: Head-to-Head

Neck design

TRTL DBDouble bend

TRTL SShort slant

TRTL CHCrank hosel

TRTL Max S2SCentre-shafted

Toe hang and balance

TRTL DB0°, face balanced

TRTL S30° toe hang

TRTL CH20° toe hang

TRTL Max S2S90° toe up, zero torque

Head weight

TRTL DB355g

TRTL S355g

TRTL CH360g

TRTL Max S2S375g

Front and back weights

TRTL DB5g and 15g

TRTL S5g and 10g

TRTL CH2.5g and 10g

TRTL Max S2S10g and 10g

Lie angle and grip

TRTL DB70°, Tour Pistol

TRTL S70°, Tour Pistol

TRTL CH70°, Tour Pistol

TRTL Max S2S72°, Reverse Taper

Suits this stroke

TRTL DBStraight back, straight through

TRTL SModerate to strong arc

TRTL CHSlight arc

TRTL Max S2SSquare to square

Price

TRTL DB£299

TRTL S£299

TRTL CH£299

TRTL Max S2S£329

All four have 3° loft, a Stroke Lab 120 shaft and a headcover. The TRTL S and TRTL CH are listed as right-hand only.

How to Find Your Putting Stroke Type

Before choosing among Odyssey TRTL Putters, it helps to know your stroke. Lay a club on the floor as a guide and make a few practice strokes, or film yourself from face-on. Does the putter head stay on the line, or does it curve inside and back again?

Straight back, straight through

If the head tracks on the line, a face-balanced putter with 0° toe hang keeps the face square without needing to rotate. That points towards the Odyssey TRTL DB.

Slight or strong arc

Most golfers swing the putter on a gentle arc. A slight arc suits moderate toe hang of around 20°, as on the Odyssey TRTL CH. A stronger arc suits more toe hang, such as the 30° on the Odyssey TRTL S, which helps the face open and close freely.

Square to square

If you keep the face square and avoid rotating it, a zero-torque, centre-shafted design removes the twisting forces altogether. That is the job of the Odyssey TRTL Max S2S. Unsure of your stroke? Our PGA professional team can help you work it out.

Face balanced

Straight stroke: Odyssey TRTL DB Golf Putter

Mallet putter · Double bend, face balanced

A face-balanced, double bend mallet for golfers who take the putter straight back and straight through. Zero toe hang keeps the face square with minimal rotation.

Double bend0° toe hang355g head£299

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Who the Odyssey TRTL DB suits

The TRTL DB uses a double bend hosel that places the shaft axis directly above the centre of gravity. The result is a face-balanced design with 0° toe hang that minimises face rotation. If your stroke tracks straight back and straight through, this model among the Odyssey TRTL Putters keeps the face square to your target line.

It carries a 355g head, 70° lie, 3° loft and full shaft offset, with 5g front and 15g back weights. That extra back weight adds stability. Like every one of the Odyssey TRTL Putters, it comes with a headcover and a Stroke Lab 120 shaft.

Strengths

Face balanced, so minimal rotation
The heaviest back weight (15g) in the range
Stable high-MOI head on off-centre strikes

Considerations

Less natural for golfers with a pronounced arc
Face-balanced designs can feel stiff if you like to release the putter

Also in this guide

Odyssey TRTL S

30° toe hang for arcs

£299

Odyssey TRTL CH

20° toe hang, crank hosel

£299

Odyssey TRTL Max S2S

Zero torque, 375g head

£329

Strong arc

Strong arc: Odyssey TRTL S Golf Putter

Mallet putter · Short slant hosel

A short slant hosel with 30° of toe hang, the most in the range, for golfers with a moderate to strong arc who want the face to open and close freely.

Short slant30° toe hang1/2 shaft offsetRH only

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Who the Odyssey TRTL S suits

The TRTL S is the arc specialist among Odyssey TRTL Putters. Its short slant hosel creates 30° of toe hang, the highest in the family, so the head opens and closes more freely through the stroke. Golfers with a stronger or moderate-to-strong arc often need that rotation to square the face at impact.

It has a 355g head, 70° lie, 3° loft, half shaft offset, and 5g front and 10g back weights. The TRTL S is listed as right-hand only, so left-handed golfers should speak to our team about alternatives.

Strengths

The most toe hang in the range, at 30°
Lets the face rotate naturally on an arc
Stable mallet shape with high MOI

Considerations

Right-hand only
Not ideal for a very straight stroke, where the face may over-rotate

Slight arc

Slight arc: Odyssey TRTL CH Golf Putter

Mallet putter · Crank hosel, full offset

A classic plumber’s-style crank hosel with 20° of toe hang and full offset, giving a familiar blade-style sightline in a stable mallet head.

Crank hosel20° toe hang360g headRH only

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Who the Odyssey TRTL CH suits

The TRTL CH sits between the DB and the S. Its crank hosel provides full-offset framing at address, with a moderate 20° of toe hang that encourages natural face release through impact. It suits golfers with a slight-arc stroke.

Many players like the familiar sightline of a traditional blade, but want the stability of a mallet. This model among the Odyssey TRTL Putters offers both. It weighs 360g, with a 70° lie, 3° loft, 2.5g front weight and 10g back weight. It is also listed as right-hand only.

Strengths

Familiar blade-style offset look
Moderate toe hang for a slight arc
Mallet stability for off-centre strikes

Considerations

Right-hand only
Full offset may take time to get used to if you play a face-balanced putter

Zero torque

Square to square: Odyssey TRTL Max Square 2 Square Golf Putter

Mallet putter · Centre-shafted, zero torque

A centre-shafted, zero-torque design with a 375g head, 72° lie and Reverse Taper grip, built for a purely square-to-square stroke with no face manipulation.

Zero torque90° toe up375g head£329

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Who the Odyssey TRTL Max S2S suits

The TRTL Max Square 2 Square is the most distinctive of the Odyssey TRTL Putters. Its centre-shafted hosel creates a 90° toe-up, stroke-balanced head that resists twisting and face rotation throughout the stroke. It is built for golfers who want complete stability.

At 375g, it has the heaviest head in the range, adding pendulum-like inertia that smooths tempo. A 72° lie and Stroke Lab Reverse Taper grip encourage a higher hand position and connected arms, with 10g front and back weights. At £329, it costs £30 more than the other three. Curious about the concept? See our guide to zero torque putters.

Strengths

Zero torque resists face twisting
The heaviest head (375g) for smooth tempo
Upright lie and Reverse Taper grip aid arm connection

Considerations

Costs £30 more than the other three
Suits a square-to-square stroke, less so a pronounced arc

Shop the full range

Odyssey TRTL DB

Face balanced, 0° toe hang

£299

Odyssey TRTL S

30° toe hang

£299

Odyssey TRTL CH

20° toe hang

£299

Odyssey TRTL Max S2S

Zero torque, 375g

£329