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jrode

By jrode
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jrode Well Established Member

jrode

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I can't decide between the Odyssey White Hot Tour #2 or the Odyssey White Hot XG #9.

I've putted with both of these putters at Golf Galaxy and honestly, they both feel great and I really like each of them. I just can't make up my mind on which one to go with. The Tour #2 is obviously more expensive and that's really the only con I can think of.

Anyone have either of these two putters? Thoughts, opinions? I just need some help.


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I dont have either of these, but just keep going back and trying out both until one really stands out to you. To be honest, you probably are hitting them pretty similar as they offer similar preformance.. so really, go with whatever makes you feel more confident when you get behind the ball each time.
Driver: Titleist 909 D2 (VooDoo shaft)
Woods: Titleist 909 D3 (15 deg, VooDoo shaft)
Hybrids: Mizuno MX700 (20 deg)
Irons: Titleist ZB (4-pw)
Wedge: Titleist Vokey 52°, 56°, 60°Putter: Scotty Cameron Studio Select NewportPutter Cover: Scotty Cameron 2009 Cupid Dog -WhiteBalls: Srixon Z-Star

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I can't decide between the Odyssey White Hot Tour #2 or the Odyssey White Hot XG #9.

I do like the looks of the #2 (Zing style) because I like the lesser offset. Never warmed to the gooseneck hosel style of the Anser type.

That said, I'm currently playing with a #9 and I like it a lot!

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