Stroke Lab V-Line

The Odyssey Stroke Lab V-Line carries a V-Line head shape, according to pluggedingolf.com. That single detail is what the record holds on this specific release: a Stroke Lab putter built around the V-Line profile, distinct from the One, Seven, and 2-Ball heads that Odyssey's own materials point to elsewhere in the Stroke Lab family.

The broader Stroke Lab line, as described on the maker's own pages, is built around a multi-material shaft that pairs graphite with steel to cut weight from the shaft and relocate it, paired with the White Hot insert and Microhinge technology for roll and feel. Odyssey's page on the Stroke Lab Women's collection describes that shaft design and the White Hot Microhinge insert in those terms, though that page speaks to the One, Seven, and 2-Ball models rather than to the V-Line head specifically. Odyssey's EXO Stroke Lab pages describe a related but separate construction, combining EXO's aluminum cage and stainless steel perimeter weighting with the same Stroke Lab shaft and White Hot Microhinge insert, again without naming the V-Line head.

Against the rest of the Stroke Lab line, the V-Line stands out mainly for its shape designation, with the shaft technology and insert language on record belonging to sibling models and to the EXO variant rather than to this head by name. What the maker's own prose confirms for Stroke Lab generally, and what pluggedingolf.com reports specifically for the V-Line, is what the record carries here.