Odyssey

Odyssey Happy Gilmore Hockey Style Putter

 
3.9 out of 5 star rating (18 reviews)
Odyssey

Odyssey Happy Gilmore Hockey Style Putter

 
3.9 out of 5 star rating (18 reviews)
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Odyssey Limited Edition Happy Gilmore 2 Hockey Stick Putter

Nearly 30 years after Chubbs handed Happy that hockey stick, Odyssey finally built one you can actually buy. This is the updated flatstick featured in Happy Gilmore 2 — a full-size hockey stick blade with real Odyssey guts underneath the gag. At 44 inches with a 21-inch grip, it's built for one thing: winding up and letting a slap shot fly on the practice green. It won't replace your gamer, and it isn't trying to. It's the club that makes the guys in your Saturday group stop and stare, then immediately ask to hit one.


Features:

  • Hockey Stick Blade Profile — Stainless steel head shaped like the real thing, straight out of Happy's roots on the ice. Sole it behind the ball and the reaction from your group is half the reason to own it.
  • White Hot Urethane Insert — The same insert technology that's carried Odyssey to more than 25 years as the #1 putter on Tour worldwide, here in what may be the largest White Hot face ever built. Soft feel, quiet roll, no clacky novelty-club feedback.
  • Auxiliary Heel & Toe Inserts — Two additional inserts flank the primary hitting area, so the ball comes off with a consistent feel even when you catch it well outside center — which, with a stroke like this, you will.
  • 44" Length, 21" Grip — Specs closer to a driver than a putter, and that's the point. The extended grip and upright build let you take a full slap-shot pass at it instead of fighting a stroke the club wasn't designed for.
  • Custom Tube Sock Headcover — A gold, black and white sock cover stitched with Happy's name and his most-quoted line from the film. Fully committed to the bit, and genuinely great-looking on the bag.
  • Limited Edition Release — Produced in limited quantities alongside the July 2025 film release. Collectible first, conversation piece second, actual putter third.

Heads up: the flat back of the hockey stick head makes this putter non-conforming under the Rules of Golf. It's built for casual rounds, the practice green and the trophy case — not your club championship.