Reviewed by: wildinguk ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
dfx1100

Summary:
Putters, like all equipment, are down to personal choice. However, I can certainly recommend this putter if you have a smooth, low to the ground, stroke and enjoy using mallet putters.

The quality and feel are exceptional, it's very easy to line up, and with its high weight distance control is very easy to come by. The face ballanced nature makes it forgiving to off centre hits, whilst still allowing you to feel that you've hit it off centre (in the same way a forged iron does).

The face insert is more akin to the white steel putters, than the white hot. It's firm without being clicky, and gives a smooth roll. I more regularly one putt and have had only one 3 putt this season with this putter, I simply love it and won;t be chaning any time soon. And at about £60 in the UK, I may well get a spare!!

Customer Service:
Haven't had to use it, but like all callaway companies I epect it to be top notch.

Similar Products Used:
Old second hand mallets and a progen blade

Reviewed by: NMS ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
DFX 1100

Summary:
GREAT putter!!!

I was using a Ping answer 3 putter previously but I wasn't getting the "play a better game" performance from it at all! Putts were very hard to judge and the face kept on opening on every stroke and left putts way short and right.

I purchased the DFX 1100 the very next day and from the moment I struck a ball, I noticed an instant improvement. The lines, balance feel and weight of the putter was so prefect and sweet. Actually, the first 3 balls i hit went in the hole and I didn't even line up from the back! The lines were that much better!

I'm very excited about this putter and anyone reading this review should think of nothing else but getting this putter. The very next round I had was GREAT!! The amount of putts I took went from 39 (with the Ping) to 32 with the Odyssey. That's also with 3 birdies and 1 eagle!!!

THE PUTTER IS THAT GOOD!!!

Customer Service:
N/A

Similar Products Used:
Ping Answer 3
Mizuno TP Mills

Reviewed by: ykawahir ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Odyssay

Summary:
I had played with 2 ball dfx before I bought this putter. 2 ball putter is thought to be easy to stroke streight and hit ball streight. But I think and feel this putter is a bit heavier and easier to stroke streight than 2 ball. I got best putter I have ever had. At last, I have to say I pay 6000 yen ($55 USD) Thank you.

Similar Products Used:
2 ball dfx

Reviewed by: wildinguk ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
dfx 1100

Summary:
Fantastic looking, solid feeling puttr. A little firmer than the white hot, but found this is a plus bcause I play many different courses. Very reliable, fantastic repeatability of putts. Ball holds its line perfectly off the face. If you like your putters light then this ia a no goer,this things is heavy - a bonus if like me you have a smooth long puting stroke and like to roll the ball.

Brilliant!

Reviewed by: BugDude ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Odyssey DFX 1100 Putter

Summary:
Fantastic putter. It is a mid-mallet design, heavy yet not awkward. Very solid feel. Face balanced (you can balance it on your finger about 4 inches up the shaft and the face points to the sky). The black DFX insert is harder than the white hot and is perfect for soft cover balls, like the Titleist Pro V 1. The slight texture to the face is better than milled faces (milled faces impart spin on the putt which is aweful). The alignment is simple and easy (not overbearing or understated). I've always been a Ping heel-toe putter person and never liked mallets.....this putter is the perfect blend of the benefits of both worlds. Not too big, not too small, not too heavy, not too light. Great on short putts and even better in judging distance on lag putts. You will not be dissappointed in this putter guaranteed! Paid $89 new.

Customer Service:
NA

Similar Products Used:
Ping Zing
Ping Zing 2