White Hot Pro Havok

The Havok sits within Odyssey's White Hot Pro family, released in 2014 as a mallet built around a high moment of inertia. The maker's own German-language product page describes it plainly: "Der Havok ist ein Putter mit einem extrem hohen Trägheitsmoment und besitzt somit mehr Fehlerverzeihung," pairing that with the White Hot Insert, which the page calls "dem bevorzugten Tour-Insert." The same page ties the head's lower center of gravity to a forward-roll benefit, and its high MOI to face stability through impact, "sodass Ihre Putts auf der Ziellinie starten."

Editorial coverage from amateurgolf.com and mygolfway.com fills in the shipped spec sheet, though the two outlets don't always agree. Both sources put the putter at 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths. Beyond that they diverge: amateurgolf.com describes a glossy white face against a matte black finish with a dotted line and two white railings for alignment, a 360 gram head, 3 degrees of loft, 70 degrees of lie, and a $159 USD price; mygolfway.com instead describes a gunmetal PVD finish with a modified Hi-Def alignment system (V-Line) and a 199 EUR price, crediting the PVD process with increased hardness and wear resistance. Both note right and left handed availability.

Community opinion on the Havok has centered on its forgiveness and feel. It's been praised as accurate and forgiving, with the highest MOI in the Odyssey lineup at the time and good feel off the White Hot insert, though some noted the white insert shows grass staining if not kept clean, and that the larger mallet head could take some adjustment for golfers coming from a blade. amateurgolf.com's own verdict was direct: "Odyssey has another winner with the White Hot Pro Havok."