Versa #7

The Versa #7 is a 2013 release in Odyssey's Versa line, built as a modified mallet with weighted alignment wings, a double-bend shaft, and full-shaft offset. The maker's page frames the whole Versa concept around the idea that "1° Off-Line Is the Difference Between In and Out," and pitches the black and white contrast as a way to lock the eye onto the face angle from address through impact rather than as decoration. The head shipped in both black and white finishes, with the maker's page for each color repeating the same modified mallet spec and the same Golf Digest line: "I just think of a zebra when I look at this. The two-tone design is nice for easy alignment." A version paired with a SuperStroke Slim 3.0 grip was also offered, marketed on the strength of that grip's Tour presence rather than any change to the head itself.

Odyssey's own materials credit the #7 with a 2013 Golf Digest Hot List Gold Medal, and the White Hot insert is described as "new and improved," aimed at more consistent sound and feel across the face, the same insert language used across the rest of the Versa line that year. Reporting from prnewswire.com lists the #7 among Versa models offered in black, white, and black-and-white combinations, though that detail comes from the publication and isn't confirmed on the maker's own product pages here. Within Versa, the #7 sits as one of several head shapes the line offered that year, distinguished mainly by its mallet form and wings rather than any insert or shaft change unique to it.