1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
Free Matching Headcover Included
Excludes Adjusting Tool / Wrench
The Odyssey Ai-One Milled Cruiser line presents a longer and heavier configuration, designed to cater to a wide range of golfers. Each of the three models is equipped with the innovative Ai-One Milled insert, ensuring more consistent ball speeds, even on off-centre hits, resulting in putts that finish closer to the hole.
SL 140 Shaft
These robust steel shafts are meticulously crafted to match the heavier heads, longer grips, and extended overall lengths of the models available.
Ai-ONE MILLED INSERT
This tailored titanium insert utilizes Artificial Intelligence to curate unique contours on the back surface, promoting consistent ball speed across the face, while delivering the pure milled feel that many golfers favour.
MILLED STAINLESS STEEL HEADS
Each head in this line is completely milled, showcasing the beauty and precision that discerning golfers truly appreciate.
UNIQUE NAVY BLUE PVD FINISH
All putters feature an exquisite navy blue PVD finish, providing a striking appearance that complements the milling, resulting in a unique and attractive aesthetic.
INTERCHANGEABLE FRONT WEIGHTS
Available in 5, 10, 15, and 20-gram options, these removable weights enable golfers to customise the head weight to their precise preference. Please note that weights are sold separately.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Model |
Loft |
Hand |
Length |
Lie |
Head Weight |
Toe Hang |
Offset |
| Jailbird T |
3° |
RH |
38" |
70° |
380g |
0° |
3/4 Shaft |
SHAFT & GRIP OPTION
Fitted with the Ody SL140 StrokeLab Shaft and Ody Grip.
- Longer and Heavier Design: Suitable for various golfers, enhancing overall performance.
- Ai-One Milled Insert: Promotes consistent ball speed and improves putting accuracy.
- Fully Milled Stainless Steel Heads: Ensures unparalleled precision and aesthetic appeal.
- Striking Navy Blue PVD Finish: Adds a distinctive look that stands out on the course.
- Customisable Front Weights: Adjust the head weight to meet individual preferences.
