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Odyssey White Hot Pro #3

Players cited with it
2
From 23 reports.
Released
2013
Last reported .

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Players cited with this

  • Tommy FleetwoodPRESS
    “At the end of 2024, Fleetwood was beginning his search for a new putter to replace his longtime Odyssey White Hot Pro 3 blade.”
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    • “Previously, Fleetwood had used an Odyssey White Hot Pro 3 putter, as well as a TaylorMade TP Soto Truss TF Proto.”
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    • “The Englishman had been using an Odyssey White Hot Pro 3 with a SuperStroke Mid Slim 2.0 grip for a while, as well as the TaylorMade TP Soto Truss TF Proto.”
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    • “While Fleetwood has tried different putters here and there , he’s mostly stuck with an Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 blade for most of his career, including in his win in Dubai earlier this season.”
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    • “Tommy Fleetwood has used the same Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 almost exclusively for as long as any golf fan will remember.”
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    • “Tommy Fleetwood had multiple TaylorMade putters in tow, early in the week, but ultimately stuck with his trusty Odyssey White Hot Pro #3.”
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    • “Only instead of giving the Truss another chance, Fleetwood promptly reversed course and went back to his White Hot Pro #3.”
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    • “Putter: Odyssey #3 White Hot Pro”
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    • “10. Tommy Fleetwood Putter: Odyssey White Hot Pro #3”
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    • “Putter: Odyssey White Hot Pro #3”
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    • “Little did Finnis realize the putter would get a run in competition early in the season when Fleetwood replaced his Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 with 2-Ball Blade at Pebble Beach.”
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    • “But following a T14 in the Middle East, Fleetwood chose to replace his Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 with the company's DFX 2-Ball Blade — a putter that was released in 2007 — and added lead tape that's visible along the front portion of the sole.”
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    • “Fleetwood propelled himself to victory with a six-under-par 30 on the back nine and, for that, he hailed his Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 putter.”
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  • Patrick ReedPRESS
    “The final club in Reed's bag is his putter and, following a lengthy period of time using his Odyssey White Hot Pro #3, Reed had a Scotty Cameron Tour Rat 1.5 Proto in-play at the beginning of 2026.”
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    • “Reed said his putter — an Odyssey White Hot Pro #3 — held special meaning because of the name printed on it.”
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    • “Finally his putter is an Odyssey White Hot Pro 3, moving away from the Scotty Cameron prototype he had in for a while.”
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    • “Putter Odyssey White Hot Pro 3”
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    • “Reed wielded an Odyssey White Hot Pro 3 putter when he won at Augusta National, but he replaced it with an Anser-style Scotty Cameron that first made an appearance last year during the WGC-HSBC Champions event.”
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    • “Patrick Reed returned to his Odyssey White Hot Pro 3 putter.”
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    • “For the majority of this season Reed has been using an Odyssey White Hot Pro #3, which he used to deadly effect at Augusta earlier on this year.”
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    • “In his hands on the greens was an Odyssey White Hot Pro #3, which he has used on and off for a number of years.”
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    • “Of course you can’t win without putting and Reed had a little knee-knocker at the end and had to feel comfortable with his Odyssey White Hot Pro #3, a model he has used at various times for more than five years.”
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    • “Putter: Odyssey White Hot Pro #3”
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