Odyssey DFX Ten Putter - Odyssey

The Odyssey DFX Putters are engineered with DFX, our softest insert technology ever that’s designe...

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This guide is for golfers looking to improve their putting game with the Odyssey DFX Ten Putter. This putter is designed for a smooth feel and roll, thanks to its DFX insert technology. However, the specific feel and performance may vary depending on individual putting stroke and preferences. The DFX Ten features a charcoal finish, classic Odyssey shaping, and multiple grip options, making it a versatile choice for a range of golfers.

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Age Groupadult
GenderMale
Model Part Number197193514749
BrandOdyssey

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FAQs

What is the DFX insert?

The DFX insert is Odyssey's softest insert technology, designed for a smooth feel and roll.

What head shapes are available?

The Odyssey DFX Ten Putter is available in several classic Odyssey head shapes, including #1, #1 W, #7, V-Line Fang, 2-Ball Blade, and #10.

What grip options are available?

The putter comes with Odyssey Pistol, Odyssey Oversize, and Odyssey Slim Pistol grip options.

What is the material of the shaft?

The shaft is made of steel.

How do I clean the putter?

Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the putter head. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Troubleshooting

Putter feels too soft.

The DFX insert is designed for a soft feel; this is a characteristic of the putter. If you prefer a firmer feel, this putter may not be the best choice.

Difficulty with alignment.

Ensure the putter is properly aligned with the target. If using the #10 model, utilize the angular features to assist with alignment. Consider a different head shape if you continue to struggle.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Softest DFX insert for smooth feel.
  • Available in classic Odyssey head shapes.
  • Multiple grip options for customization.
  • Easy to align due to angular features on the #10 model.

Cons

  • Feel is subjective and may not suit all golfers.
  • Toe hang may not be suitable for every stroke type.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  1. Grip Selection: Choose the grip that best suits your hand size and putting style.
  2. Head Shape: Select a head shape (e.g., #1, #1 W, #7, V-Line Fang, 2-Ball Blade, or #10) that aligns with your putting stroke and preference.
  3. Shaft: The putter features a steel shaft.
  4. Cleaning: Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the putter head after each round. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the finish or insert.
  5. Storage: Store the putter in a dry place to prevent rust or damage.