Odyssey White Hot Rossie

Reviewed by: gardenforms02@yahoo.com ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
Odyssey White Hot Rossie Putter

Summary:
I have only been playing for a few years, although the Odyssey White Hot Putter has brought me some great putting moments. From myself making my first birdie (from 8'), to my longest putt (around 90', down-slope), this putter has been good to me. It has a comfortable grip, balanced weight, solid when there is contact with the ball and overall, my putting skills (and outcome) have been much improved in comparison with putters I have borrowed from friends.

Solid Investment.

Reviewed by: mhillsing23 ,  Shoots in the 90s

Summary:
I picked up a "like new" Odyssey Whit Hot Rossi on a whim. It felt good in the store, and the price was right, so I figured it would be worth a shot. I am extremely happy with the feel of the putter. The insert really allow me to make a confident stroke. It is an Odyssey, so as usual, the build quality is great.

Reviewed by: Garcia ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
White Hote Rossie

Summary:
I love this putter! I had been a mallet guy when I started, I switched to blade putter for awhile (STX & odyssey df330), but when it was time for a change I tried every putter at 3 different local golf stores. I tried everthing and did not discriminate based on price or style.

The White hot rossie, just felt right. The mallet looks a bit odd, but It was smooth. The ball just glided nicely off the putter and had a nice roll that did not feel forced.
I bought my WH Rossie off of ebay for $31, so I got it for a steal. I have been happy with it on the course.
The putter is soft but not too soft.
Once you get used to the non mallet type mallet, the putter is golden on the green.
I am more confident on my puts from 15 ft to 3 ft.

Customer Service:
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Similar Products Used:
StX Envision
Odyssey DF 330

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Reviewed by: rhettco ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
odyssey white hot rossie

Summary:
Went to my local golf store to demo some putters (it was time for a new one). Spent a good while trying everything on the rack, and then checked out the used bin, and decided to give this one a try among others. I must admit I was predisposed towards a blade putter and didn't like the way this one looked, but as i putted and putted i could not eliminate this putter from the ones i narrowed it down to, and eventually I felt this was the best putter for me out of the bunch i tried. Once the guy gave me $50 for a price, i was sold! Still haven't had the chance to get it out on the course for any long putts yet, but like people have said on here, within 10 feet the thing rolls the ball like it has a magnet for the hole. Great feel.

Similar Products Used:
2-Ball, Cameron 62 Style Model 2, Newport 2.0, Ping G2/G5i Crazee, Ping G5i Anser, other Odyssey blade style putters, some of the honeycomb faced Hogan blades, can't remember the rest

Reviewed by: nico ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
odyssey white hot XG #9

Summary:
i've just bought the "phil mickelson" putter from odyssey. a friend of mine told me "it's an amazing club" if you take it right handed... i was going pretty bad on greens lattely, so i trusted him, and bought it. i've never had sensations like this. didn't missed a put under 2yrds, and got 3 over 10yrds...greatest putting i ever had. it's a little short club, so you'll be a bit bent , but you'll see better your line. hope you'll have the same surprise i had. best wishes.