Tri-Hot 5K #7

The Tri-Hot 5K #7 arrives as a single entry on our books, dated to 2023, and it lands into a moment where the shape it wears was already building momentum. Golf.com noted that crank hosels in the #7 style had become more popular over the last few years on Tour, and the #7's winged mallet body carries that shape into Odyssey's Tri-Hot 5K line.

What golf.com's reporting describes is a putter built in three sections, a 6061 aircraft grade aluminum back piece milled to exact shape and weight, a 303 stainless front section carrying the hosel and face area, and a substantial piece of tungsten, upwards of 120 grams by that publication's account, sandwiched between the two materials. That same report lists a White Hot insert set into the face and a neck built as a double bend, slant, and crank hosel, the plumber's or L-neck style that put the #7 in step with the crank hosel trend it was reviewed alongside.

With only the one release on record, the #7's arc within Tri-Hot 5K is really a single data point rather than a lineage across years. What the record shows is a 2023 putter that stepped into an existing Tour conversation about crank hosel mallets and, per golf.com's coverage, built its case with a tungsten-loaded three piece construction and a White Hot face. Where the line goes from here isn't something these rows can answer yet.