White Hot XG 2.0 #7

The Odyssey White Hot XG #7 is a modified mallet built with weighted alignment wings, a double-bend shaft, and full-shaft offset, carrying the White Hot XG insert. The maker's own product page describes the head shape as an uncommon but popular design, one that earned the putter its nickname among players due to the weighted wings framing the face. That same page describes the insert as a two-material construction, an elastomer core paired with a thinner, firmer outer striking surface, and calls it the softest and most responsive insert Odyssey had produced to that point.

On the technology side, the maker's page frames the White Hot XG as a direct descendant of the original White Hot insert, pulling from multi-layer golf ball construction to combine feedback, feel, and distance control in a single face. The #7 head is presented as taking that insert and building it into a higher-MOI shape, with weight distributed toward the perimeter for more forgiveness and truer roll than the maker says its earlier models offered.

Beyond the maker's own pages, the record on this specific release is thin. Thehackersparadise.com references the White Hot XG 2.0 #7 by name in passing, without detail on specification or performance, so there's not much editorial weight to set against the maker's claims here. What's held is largely the maker's own description of the head and insert, and that's the record as it stands.