Odyssey MXM aftermarket weights?

[re_murphy13]

Does anyone know if there are any aftermarket weights for the odyssey milled putters? I am looking for heavier than 20g and was just curious if there were any out there.

[Mikey Town]

Bump... I'd be interested in these, as well.

[Brad Thor]

Just silicon some flat bronze bushings on top of the original weights or lead washers.

[Mikey Town]

[quote name='Brad Thor' timestamp='1426091810' post='11122041']
Just silicon some flat bronze bushings on top of the original weights or lead washers.
[/quote]

Wouldn't that increase the height of the weight and make it so they don't screw down far enough to be flush with the sole of the putter?

Honest question, as I don't have the putter in-hand right now.

[Brad Thor]

Most of the weights have a concave inside cavity. Cameron weights don't require a washer shaped weight to be added on top as there is not screw through the center of the weight.

For the Odyssey weight I am not sure what the underside looks like.

If there is space above the 20 gram weights fill up the space with a cheap alternative.

[avgjoe]

was just going to post this question.... no luck on the 'bay

[Mikey Town]

[quote name='Brad Thor' timestamp='1426105446' post='11123537']
Most of the weights have a concave inside cavity. Cameron weights don't require a washer shaped weight to be added on top as there is not screw through the center of the weight.

For the Odyssey weight I am not sure what the underside looks like.

If there is space above the 20 gram weights fill up the space with a cheap alternative.
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There doesn't seem to be any space above. I'll have to check the underside and see if anything is able to fit down there.

Worst case scenario, I'll have to break out the lead tape.

[Pc389]

If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.

[avgjoe]

[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426112962' post='11124399']If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.[/quote]

he is not

[Mikey Town]

[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426113195' post='11124415']
[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426112962' post='11124399']If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.[/quote]

he is not
[/quote]

Says who? I actually have the #7.

Thanks, Pc389... I'll look for that thread.


EDIT: Found the thread. It's not the original one that Koske gave the instruction, but that thread linked me to this one. It's a step by step, with great pictures: [url="http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1072353-heres-how-to-add-weight-to-metal-x-milled-7-by-opening-the-cavity/"]http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1072353-heres-how-to-add-weight-to-metal-x-milled-7-by-opening-the-cavity/[/url]

[Pc389]

Here's a link to Koske's instructions:
http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/997465-has-anyone-opened-the-cavity-of-the-metal-x-milled-7-to-add-additional-weight/page__p__9661229__hl__+koske#entry9661229

[avgjoe]

[quote name='Mikey Town' timestamp='1426114081' post='11124489']
[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426113195' post='11124415']
[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426112962' post='11124399']If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.[/quote]

he is not
[/quote]

Says who? I actually have the #7.

Thanks, Pc389... I'll look for that thread.


EDIT: Found the thread. It's not the original one that Koske gave the instruction, but that thread linked me to this one. It's a step by step, with great pictures: [url="http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1072353-heres-how-to-add-weight-to-metal-x-milled-7-by-opening-the-cavity/"]http://www.golfwrx.c...ing-the-cavity/[/url]
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no plate on the 9HT... I don't even look at other styles

[Pc389]

[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426115533' post='11124633'][quote name='Mikey Town' timestamp='1426114081' post='11124489']
[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426113195' post='11124415']
[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426112962' post='11124399']If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.[/quote]

he is not
[/quote]

Says who? I actually have the #7.

Thanks, Pc389... I'll look for that thread.


EDIT: Found the thread. It's not the original one that Koske gave the instruction, but that thread linked me to this one. It's a step by step, with great pictures: [url="http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1072353-heres-how-to-add-weight-to-metal-x-milled-7-by-opening-the-cavity/"]http://www.golfwrx.c...ing-the-cavity/[/url]
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no plate on the 9HT... I don't even look at other styles[/quote]
OP and Mikey may still find the info helpful. Just thought I'd make a valuable contribution to the thread.

[Mikey Town]

[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426115713' post='11124651']
[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426115533' post='11124633'][quote name='Mikey Town' timestamp='1426114081' post='11124489']
[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426113195' post='11124415']
[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426112962' post='11124399']If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.[/quote]

he is not
[/quote]

Says who? I actually have the #7.

Thanks, Pc389... I'll look for that thread.


EDIT: Found the thread. It's not the original one that Koske gave the instruction, but that thread linked me to this one. It's a step by step, with great pictures: [url="http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1072353-heres-how-to-add-weight-to-metal-x-milled-7-by-opening-the-cavity/"]http://www.golfwrx.c...ing-the-cavity/[/url]
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no plate on the 9HT... I don't even look at other styles[/quote]
OP and Mikey may still find the info helpful. Just thought I'd make a valuable contribution to the thread.
[/quote]

Yes... very helpful.

Looks like I have a project for tonight!

[avgjoe]

[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426115713' post='11124651']
[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426115533' post='11124633'][quote name='Mikey Town' timestamp='1426114081' post='11124489']
[quote name='avgjoe' timestamp='1426113195' post='11124415']
[quote name='Pc389' timestamp='1426112962' post='11124399']If you're referring to a #7 or a Rossie, the plate on the bottom of the putter can be removed and weight can be added in that cavity. Koske gave a detailed explanation of the process in another thread somewhere.[/quote]

he is not
[/quote]

Says who? I actually have the #7.

Thanks, Pc389... I'll look for that thread.


EDIT: Found the thread. It's not the original one that Koske gave the instruction, but that thread linked me to this one. It's a step by step, with great pictures: [url="http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1072353-heres-how-to-add-weight-to-metal-x-milled-7-by-opening-the-cavity/"]http://www.golfwrx.c...ing-the-cavity/[/url]
[/quote]



no plate on the 9HT... I don't even look at other styles[/quote]
OP and Mikey may still find the info helpful. Just thought I'd make a valuable contribution to the thread.
[/quote]


I hear ya... I didn't even know some of those had a plate (like a golo 3)

[Mikey Town]

Well... that didn't work.

The 3 screws on the right side came out perfectly. Then the one in the top/middle stripped on me, and I can't get it out. With as little pressure as I was applying, I can't believe it stripped. Those screws definitely aren't the most durable of things.

Looks like I'll just stick to putting those rubber-coated tungsten weights on the sole.

[Austie_Odyssey]

Careful. Those screws are glued in.

[Mikey Town]

[quote name='Austie_Odyssey' timestamp='1426190476' post='11130493']
Careful. Those screws are glued in.
[/quote]

I know... I used a heat gun at 450-500 degrees and heated each screw for 20-30 seconds. The epoxy gave way and the 3 screws on the right side came out easily. It was all going so well...