Golf Monthly

Odyssey Eleven

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£329

Loft: 3°

The larger profile will likely inspire more confidence over the ball and there are multiple full-length sightline options available, including no line, a single line or Triple Track, which broadens the appeal. It’s function over form, but appealing nonetheles­s.

Still feels just as solid off the face as the X 9, but with the gentler sound from the White Hot insert contributi­ng to a softer feel. The two grip options were both comfortabl­e, but we marginally preferred the wider top section of the X 9.

The face insert and higher MOI mean the Eleven is more forgiving off-centre, helped by the larger footprint. This perhaps lends itself more to the midhandica­pper who has inconsiste­nt strikes, especially on putts from distance when the stroke gets longer.

The stability on offer from the lightweigh­t TPU aluminium under-body and steel weights increases your margin for error, leaving you to focus more on the line than the pace. As a result, it was prolific from short range but lag putting also seemed easier.

A user-friendly mallet that provides visual choice and more tech when you factor in the stock Stroke Lab shaft. The lower price point is attractive, as is the variety of hosel options available to suit different stroke types.

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