London golf equipment for sale

Barely Used Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball Srt Putter (£40)

Date posted: Sunday 8th November

Location: Clapham

I have an Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball SRT Putter for sale that is less than a year old and has been used less than half a dozen times. There are no visible marks and it comes with the original head cover. The reason for sale is that I'm moving back to Australia. Great putter and a regrettable sale (see description below).

Pick up only from Clapham North (SW9 9NS).

Willing to throw in Mizuno MX-560 mens right handed driver with regular graphite shaft for extra GBP10. This has also only been used a handful of times so is in the same condition. Headcover also included.

If interested please give me a call on 0777 454 4680 or email jono.a.green@gmail.com.

Cheers,

Jono

Description:

The Odyssey White Steel Tri-Ball SRT Putter - NEW boasts Saturn Ring Technology, a high-density alloy used to firmly establish the putter s center of gravity deep and far away from the face for forgiveness.
Three white circles clearly define the target line at address. As with other White Steel products, this lightweight milled aluminum body has a modified White Hot urethane insert and a milled stainless steel insert, for the precision and accuracy of steel with the feel and distance control of urethane.
WHY ODYSSEY? At Odyssey we understand putting. Its a game within a game. One with many challengers but few masters. Its where three feet can feel like three miles. Where good days and bad days are separated by mere inches. Where muscle strength doesnt matter but mental strength does. And if you dont control it, this game controls you.
Thats why, since 1990, we have strived to revolutionize the game with new ideas (like this tri ball Saturn Putter), designs, and technology that will enhance on-green performance.
But, were not about the past. Odyssey stands for the future a future filled with cutting-edge innovations fueled by leading-edge ideas that will help you dominate the game on the green. After all, its one thing to read golf history books. Its quite another to write them.