As a golfer that was scared enough by the 2-Ball, the Callaway Odyssey Tri-Ball SRT is not the most attractive putter around. It is just too big, very like the Ping DOC. Looks like half a wheel behind the ball and you feel like it should weigh a ton. The Tri-Ball SRT does give a nice roll though, but reserved for those who buy clubs to impress club members and be a talking point. Sorry Charles Howell, but the Callaway Odyssey Tri-Ball SRT has just overstepped the line.

The Callaway Odyssey Tri-Ball SRT is the putter for you. The alignment is so easy all you need to do is pull the putter head back and watch the ball fall. The size might be intimidating at first but one you start using it you start feeling so confident it does not matter. Every stroke you take will feel like the putter just forces the ball straight down the line with a square head every time. The ball starts rolling instantly and smoothly. If you need a little extra edge on the greens this is the putter you need.

Reluctantly I replaced my Ping DOC with the Callaway Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball as the finish was blistering off the face of the club. The Odyssey is very easy for knocking in 6 footers but is not as good on the longer 10 yard+ putts as it feels as though you have to give it a real bang to get it there. If you can stick your wedges close then you are not going to miss much with this putter.

I disliked the Callaway Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball SRT putter. It seems stupid staring down at all these different balls and rings. It’s basically very pointless. Looking back I’m very disappointed in this putter. I had high expectations because it came from Odyssey, but wow... The distance with this putter is very easy to control, but not the accuracy. It is hard lining up the balls enough to hit the thing in the right direction. The feel was nice, I’ll give it that and it makes a nice sound, but it is a little soft for my taste. I'd say if you like the 2 ball design, stick with that. More balls are not better.