Stroke Lab Marxman

The Odyssey Stroke Lab Marxman is listed by pluggedingolf.com as a Marxman head shape within the Stroke Lab line, though our own record on this specific head is thin beyond that identification.

What we can speak to with more confidence is the Stroke Lab platform this putter belongs to. The maker's own materials describe the Stroke Lab shaft as "a full 40 grams lighter than a traditional steel putter shaft," made possible by "an innovative multi-material shaft design that combines graphite with steel to weigh just 75g." That weight savings is the whole premise of the line: rather than a conventional steel shaft, Odyssey relocates mass toward the head and grip ends, which the maker says is meant "to dramatically change performance dynamics to promote a smoother and more accurate stoke."

The Marxman would have carried that same shaft architecture, paired with Odyssey's White Hot Microhinge face technology, which the maker describes as delivering "improved sound and feel" along with "immediate forward roll for improved speed and control." Where the Marxman sits precisely within the broader Stroke Lab releases, whether closer to the EXO mallets or the more traditional One and Seven style heads, isn't something our record settles. What's confirmed is the head shape name itself and its place under the Stroke Lab umbrella; the deeper specifics of this particular release remain outside what we hold.