Odyssey Golf, long considered the maverick of the putter world, continues its legacy of innovation with the release of the Ai-ONE Square 2 Square Max 1 and Max Stripe—its most stable models yet in the increasingly popular zero-torque category. As demand builds among Tour pros and amateurs alike for putters that naturally stay square throughout the stroke, Odyssey’s Square 2 Square Max lineup answers the call with high MOI performance (over 6300 Izz), a forward-thinking center-shafted design, and the company’s groundbreaking Ai-ONE insert.

“Zero torque is an absolute vibe in the golf space right now,” said an Odyssey insider. “Tour reps and staffers are asking for high MOI options, and Odyssey is all-in on getting them the tools they need. That fast-track development also benefits amateurs, who want the same innovation the pros are demanding.”

TOUR-VALIDATED TECHNOLOGY THAT STAYS SQUARE

Odyssey’s Square 2 Square putters feature a modern center-shafted, Stroke Balanced design, which naturally resists twisting and helps maintain a square face through the entire putting stroke. The Ai-ONE Square 2 Square Max models push this concept further with extreme MOI, ensuring unprecedented stability and forgiveness.

“We’ve had over 13 Square 2 Square putters in play on the Korn Ferry Tour in back-to-back weeks,” said Luke Williams, Sr. Director at Odyssey Golf. “This is a category that’s gaining traction quickly across all Tours.”

The Max 1 offers a clean, centered sight line across its elongated top rail, while the Max Stripe boldly incorporates Versa 90 alignment technology—a Tour-trusted visual cue system that reinforces square setup and stroke path.

AI FEEL, FORWARD PRESS & FORGIVENESS

The innovation continues beneath the surface with Odyssey’s Ai-ONE insert, a co-molded combination of a White Hot urethane face and an AI-designed aluminum backer. The result is consistent ball speed and buttery feel, even on off-center strikes.

A standout feature is the 3.3° built-in forward shaft lean, creating a natural forward press at address. According to Odyssey's Jacob Davidson, this design “eliminates inconsistencies from manual hand positioning” and helps players return the putter squarely at impact.