Reviewed by: Jorge Babarosa ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Odessey Rossi II

Summary:
I found a starter set of LH clubs one morning on trash day. Hmmm, took them to the local trade-in sports store and swapped them even for this putter.

I like it. Alignment aid is great.

I have found that it works great on immaculant greens and plays about the same as my old Acushnet Bullseye on converted cow pastures.

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Ram Zebra
Had a Titleist

Reviewed by: spankdoggie ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Rossie

Summary:
This putter sucks azz.

Customer Service:
good.

Similar Products Used:
many. Love my face balanced euro putter, though.

Reviewed by: jimbo1 ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
rossie2

Summary:
Excellent putter you will not find a better putter than this one, it is well weighted, goes on the line i want every time. I paid $75us for this putter on ebay Australia, put a gripmaster grip on it and you will know the difference. highly recommended

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Ping, cobra, Taylor made, wilson, never compramise(cleveland),

Reviewed by: AJW ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Dual Force Rossie 2

Summary:
A very nice mallet putter with a truly excellent alignment aid, the ball leaves the face with a nice firm click and gets rolling quickly, the head is a very nice weight and size you know exactly where it is with out feeling like your dragging a brick, very stable if you hit it a little towards the toe or heel the head will not twist off line. It’s just a very good putter available at a reasonable price. The only complaint I have is that the head cover is very easy to remove and falls off on its own.

Reviewed by: Brent Nadeau ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Rossie II

Summary:
I switched to this putter from a Ping L'il B belly putter last year. I struggled with distance control with the Ping, but was simply not getting enough feel from it, and it weighed as much as a softball bat, which doesn't help. I found this putter for a really good price at Chuck Brown's before they closed down, traded the Ping, and ended up paying $9 for the Odyssey. I have always liked mallet style putters, as I feel they give a really good roll, and are easy to line up, especially with the 3 lines on top. I found one with a 33 inch shaft (I have long arms), and it strokes very well. I also tried a Tommy Armour mallet that I liked better, but it was out of my price range at the time.
If you need a putter that puts a good roll on the ball, and lines up very easily, this is it. I have tried putters with better feel - the Yes putters, the new half mallet that Ping has out, and especially the Cleveland milled face putters, but they don't line up as easily for me, and the feel is only marginally better anyway. I have tried Scotty Camerons, and while they are very nice looking, I do not feel enough difference with them to justify their price...guess that's why I am a lowly amateur.

Customer Service:
They're made by Callaway...it must be good.

Similar Products Used:
Yes mallet, Rosa mallet, tried the Cleveland milled face mallet, but they're only made in right hand, so I had to swing it goofy...pretty nice though