When golf returns to the Olympics after 112 years in the rough, you'll see Odyssey's putters used by top players like Henrik Stenson and Danny Willett. The groovy pattern on the face of this club puts the ball into a roll faster, translating to less skid, better control, and fewer three-putts. The sport dates back more than 500 years, but fencing isn't all old-school. Modern weapons like this thrusting blade are rigged with circuitry, enabling split-second scoring by computer. As with foils of yore, it has a thick forte near the guard and an ultraflexible foible near the tip.
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