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Odyssey Adds Three New Models to DFX 2-Ball Putter Line

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Feb 25 2004
Odyssey Golf, a brand of Callaway Golf Company, is adding three new models to the Odyssey 2-Ball Putter line. The new DFX 2-Ball Center-Shafted, DFX 2-Ball Long, and DFX 2-Ball Mid Putters give golfers even more options on and around the green with the the 2-Ball alignment system.

"The original Odyssey 2-Ball Putter sparked a revolution in putter design and performance," said Patrice Hutin, President and COO of Callaway Golf. "The unique 2-Ball alignment system quickly made the 2-Ball Putter a top choice of pros on tour and the No. 1 choice of golfers at retail. With three new additions to the 2-Ball lineup, we now offer 10 models to satisfy the putting preferences of most any golfer."

Each of the three new DFX 2-Ball Putter models feature the new Stronomic insert technology, which provides a slightly firmer feel than the White Hot Putter insert. DFX 2-Ball Putters also feature a dark DFX finish to reduce glare.

A look at the three new models:

• The DFX 2-Ball Center-Shafted Putter has an extended mallet head with a center shaft and no offset. It is available in right- and left-handed models of 33, 34, 35 and 36 inches and carries a suggested retail price of $215.

• The DFX 2-Ball Long Putter has an extended mallet head with a long shaft and split grip. It is available in right- and left-handed models of 46, 48 and 50 inches and carries a suggested retail price of $285.

• The DFX 2-Ball Mid Putter has an extended mallet head with a mid-length shaft and extended one-piece grip. It is available in right- and left-handed models of 41, 43 and 45 inches and carries a suggested retail price of $285.

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