O-Works #7
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2017 O-Works #7 is a mallet, per mygolfway.com's category listing for the release, and hagginoaks.com describes it in the same terms, calling it a mallet shape. tgw.com frames the #7 head as a highly popular head design, which places it among the more sought-after shapes in the O-Works run rather than a peripheral entry.
Odyssey built the O-Works line around counterbalancing, and mygolfway.com's description of the line applies that idea directly to the #7: featuring a counterbalance weight, heavier heads and heavier shafts, these models 'quieten' the hands during the stroke, to produce a more consistent stroke. That's a line-wide claim from mygolfway.com rather than a spec unique to the #7, but it's the framework the head was released into.
The #7 also came with a Tank counterpart. hagginoaks.com notes a Tank version available, and mygolfway.com specifies that Tank Technology is also available in the #1 Tank and #7 Tank models, giving golfers additional stability at impact. So the standard #7 and the #7 Tank sat side by side in the 2017 lineup, with the Tank variant built toward added stability at impact and the standard head carrying the popularity tgw.com points to.
No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.
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