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The Odyssey White Hot XG SRT Putters combine a multi-layer insert with Saturn Ring Technology to give you phenomenal performance with any golf ball. Inspired by high-performance golf ball technology, the White Hot XG insert takes two materials with different properties and combines them to take the level of feedback and feel to an all-new high. Saturn Ring Technology features a high-density alloy ring weighting system and a lightweight milled aluminum body that precisely place the putter’s center of gravity (CG) and dramatically increase the Moment of Inertia. And with the tour-proven 2-Ball alignment system, lining up putts is easier and more accurate.

High-Density Alloy Saturn Ring Weighting system provides an optimum CG location for a truer roll and an enormous MOI to help keep the putter on-line during the stroke

Lightweight Milled Aluminum Body allows for distribution of weight to the perimeter of the head for better stability

Multi-layer insert combines a soft, highly resilient core for enhanced feel with a thin, firm cover infused with urethane for exceptional feedback

2-Ball alignment system makes lining up putts easier and more accurate.

High-Density Alloy Saturn Ring Weighting System
Optimum CG location promotes truer roll off the face and the enormous MOI helps keep the putter on-line during the stroke and through impact.

Lightweight Milled Aluminum Body
Allows for distribution of weight to the perimeter of the head for enhanced stability and better roll.

Multi-Layer Insert

  The elastomer core material is soft for enhanced feel, and highly resilient to get the ball rolling

  The thin outer striking surface with urethane is firmer for fine-tuned responsiveness

  Allows weight to be shifted to the perimeter of the putterhead for a high Moment of Inertia, better stability during the stroke and a truer roll

2-Ball Alignment System
Makes lining up putts easier and more accurate.

Textured Impact Zone
Enhances feel and clearly defines the optimum impact area.