#1 (Anser style)

The Odyssey #1 has been an Anser-style fixture for the brand, but the only entry we hold on record is a single release, the Works Versa #1 Wide, part of the Works Versa Fusion RX edition. It's a narrow window into the line, but a telling one, since it shows the #1 head being reworked with deeper, more forgiving proportions rather than left as a static shape.

The Wide variant departs from the standard crank-neck hosel in favor of a double bend shaft, paired with a deeper head, according to golfalot.com. That same reporting lists the head at 350g, with a heavier 380g Tank version also available. An arm lock version is described as running 42 inches with 7 degrees of loft, per golfalot.com's reporting. None of this is verified by the maker or by us, so it should be read as one outlet's account of the specs rather than an established figure.

Reviewers who spent time with the Wide came away focused on forgiveness and alignment. One assessment called it more forgiving than the standard #1, with an excellent visual guide for alignment. golfalot.com's review went further on the weight question, noting that the deeper #1 Wide head's added mass, and the option to go heavier still with the 380g Tank, was probably the biggest advantage of the design. That's an opinion, not a settled point, but it's consistent with the picture of a head built to be more stable and more forgiving than its Anser-style forebear, at the cost of the leaner, blade-like profile the #1 name traditionally carries.