White Hot #8
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe White Hot #8 arrived in 2001 carrying Odyssey's White Hot insert, the urethane face treatment that golfbluebook.com describes as lighter than the steel it replaced, which increased perimeter weighting in the head. The publication also compares the insert material to Callaway's HX and CTU 30 golf ball covers, and notes a milled face on the design, with an MSRP of 150.00 USD.
What the golfbluebook.com writeup and other reviewers agreed on was the feel off the face. Reviewers praised the White Hot #8 for a soft yet solid feel, and golfbluebook.com's own line put it plainly: the urethane offers what golfers say is a soft yet solid feel. That impression paired with what golfbluebook.com and reviewers both point to as strong on-course results, consistent rebound behavior for speed and distance control, and widespread professional tour adoption and wins in 2001.
The White Hot #8 stands in the record as that 2001 release, defined by the insert that reviewers kept coming back to and the tour results that followed it.
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Releases
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What the Community says
“The urethane offers what golfers say is a soft yet solid feel”
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