Lamb's New Secret Weapon... 'Odyssey Prototype Putter'

First Appearance at BMW PGA Championship
Outstanding 1.4 Putts per Hole in 3R
New Material on Back of Face, AI Integration

Jon Rahm (Spain) is a top-tier golfer. He is currently ranked 3rd in the world. He has won 11 times on the PGA Tour, including 2 major championships, and has claimed 10 victories on the DP World Tour. This season, he has already secured 4 wins on the PGA Tour. However, since winning the prestigious Masters in April, he has not added any more trophies to his collection.

World No. 3 Jon Rahm's recently equipped Odyssey prototype putter.
[Photo by Jonathan Wall Twitter]

Rahm recently changed his putter. On the 17th of last month, at the DP World Tour BMW PGA Championship (total prize money $9 million) held at Wentworth Club in Surrey, England (par 72, 7,267 yards), he used the Odyssey prototype putter for the first time. Prior to this tournament, he carried the Odyssey White Hot OG Rossie S in his caddie bag.

Rahm lived up to his reputation by finishing 4th in this tournament. He was just 2 strokes behind the winner, Ryan Fox (New Zealand). Most notably, his putting was outstanding when hitting the greens. Over four days, he averaged only 1.6 putts per hole. During the third round, he managed just 1.4 putts per hole. The new equipment clearly had a significant effect. Right after the tournament, he expressed satisfaction, saying, "My putting was really good."

Rahm’s putter features a Rossie shape with a tilted neck and adjustable heel-toe weights. A rectangular material inserted just behind the face stands out. Additionally, the sole is marked with ‘AI One.’ This indicates that artificial intelligence has been integrated into the putter, following its application in drivers, woods, hybrids, and irons.