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Used Odyssey Golf Clubs
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Overview
Odyssey makes 2 club types across 9 series.
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Ai-One
89
2023–2025 · 5 generations · 1 club type
Putters
AI-designed insert, ultimate consistency, pure roll.
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DFX
26
2003–2025 · 3 generations · 1 club type
Putters
One name, two opposite inserts.
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X-Act
0
2016–2025 · 3 generations · 1 club type
Wedges
Chipper versatility, ultimate forgiveness, effortless short game.
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White Hot
77
2000–2023 · 10 generations · 1 club type
Putters
Iconic insert, legendary feel, consistent roll.
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Eleven
0
2022 · 1 generation · 1 club type
Putters
Mallet stability, blade alignment, ultimate consistency.
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TEN
1
2021 · 1 generation · 1 club type
Putters
Super high MOI, ultimate forgiveness, effortless stability.
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FAQs
The questions buyers ask most about these clubs.
What makes the Odyssey White Hot putter insert distinctive?
White Hot uses a soft urethane face insert to produce its characteristic sound and feel. Because Odyssey has used the name across many generations and head shapes, compare insert condition, head design, length and hosel rather than choosing on the White Hot name alone.
What do Odyssey putter numbers such as #1, #7 and #9 mean?
These numbers refer to specific head shapes, where #1 represents a classic blade, #7 is a high-MOI fang design for stability, and #9 is a toe-weighted mallet with a distinct hosel style.
What is the purpose of an Odyssey Stroke Lab shaft?
The Stroke Lab shaft uses a multi-material construction to redistribute weight into the grip and head, which is designed to improve the tempo and consistency of your putting stroke.
How does Odyssey Triple Track alignment work?
Triple Track uses three coloured lines on the putter head that correspond with similar markings on specific golf balls to help you aim accurately at the target line.