What makes the Square 2 Square different from a normal putter?

The shaft enters the head near the face rather than the heel, which Odyssey says reduces face rotation. In practice the head stays square with less hand action, so the stroke feels more mechanical.

Is the #7 Cruiser model face-balanced?

Yes. The forward-shafted design and mallet head make it face-balanced, aimed at a straight-back, straight-through stroke rather than a strong arc.

Who should avoid this putter?

Golfers with a pronounced arcing stroke or a strong preference for toe hang usually do better with a traditional heel-shafted putter. Players who dislike counterbalanced, longer putters should also try before buying.

Is it right-handed only?

This listing is the right-handed men's model in black. Left-handed golfers should look for the left-handed version of the Square 2 Square line.

Does it come with a headcover?

Odyssey ships the Square 2 Square Tri-Hot putters with a matching headcover. Check the box contents with the seller if that matters to you.

How does it compare with the Ai-One #7?

Both are high-MOI #7 mallets, but the Ai-One uses a conventional heel shaft with toe hang. The Square 2 Square trades that for zero-torque, face-forward shafting and a more stable, less handsy stroke.