O-Works #7S
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe O-Works #7S arrived in 2017 as part of Odyssey's O-Works line, built around the Microhinge insert technology that defined the series that year. According to tgw.com, the #7S is based on the popular #7 head design, fitted with a slant-neck hosel, placing it among the more traditional-shaped offerings in a lineup that otherwise leaned heavily on mallets and fang-style heads.
The maker's own writing that year centered on the O-Works V-Line Fang CH, which Odyssey's blog highlighted after Golf Magazine's Club Test praised it for chart-topping impact feel and a face that uses micro hinges that flex at impact to produce a smooth, consistent roll. That same Microhinge face technology sat behind the #7S as well, tying the blade-style head to the feel and roll characteristics the O-Works line was built to deliver in 2017.
Sources: blog.odysseygolf.com/2017 (captured 2017) · blog.odysseygolf.com/wp-content (captured 2024)
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