The Ohm is an MVP putter rated 2/5/0/1. MVP's page labels it both neutral-stable and overstable; its rating points to a glidey putter with a gentle fade. MVP pitches it for long putts and straight drives off the tee. Players who want a stable putter to fight the wind, or a deep putter with little glide, should look elsewhere. MVP says the Ohm was inspired by the popularity of its Streamline Pilot, with a stronger GYRO effect from its overmold design and some differences in weight distribution. MVP calls it durable as well as straight. The PDGA approved the Ohm on 20 February 2020 (20-16), and it debuted in Neutron; a Cosmic Neutron version followed in August 2025. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Mint Discs Bullet and the Discraft Roach.
The Ohm is an MVP putter rated 2/5/0/1. MVP's page labels it both neutral-stable and overstable; its rating points to a glidey putter with a gentle fade. MVP pitches it for long putts and straight drives off the tee. Players who want a stable putter to fight the wind, or a deep putter with little glide, should look elsewhere.
MVP says the Ohm was inspired by the popularity of its Streamline Pilot, with a stronger GYRO effect from its overmold design and some differences in weight distribution. MVP calls it durable as well as straight.
The PDGA approved the Ohm on 20 February 2020 (20-16), and it debuted in Neutron; a Cosmic Neutron version followed in August 2025. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Mint Discs Bullet and the Discraft Roach.
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