Works Tank
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe 2015 Odyssey Works Tank arrived under the Works family umbrella, built around Odyssey's Fusion RX insert and the counterbalance concept the line was named for. The maker's own page describes the Tank Versa #1 Wide as a compact heel-toe weighted blade with a wide flange, Versa high contrast alignment, a double bend shaft, and full-shaft offset, while the Tank Versa #7 is described as a modified mallet with weighted alignment wings carrying the same Tank counterbalance and double-bend shaft treatment. Both models shared the Golf Digest 2015 Hot List Gold Medal Winner distinction, per the maker's page.
The Fusion RX insert marked a shift from Odyssey's White Hot line, pairing the White Hot material with a thin stainless steel mesh and the Metal-X roll pattern. The maker's copy claims this combination produces faster roll than White Hot alone, reducing skid and getting the ball rolling truer sooner. The Tank counterbalance itself is framed by the maker as a stability play: heavier heads and heavier shafts intended to quiet the hands and bring the larger muscles into the stroke, with the maker's page citing that "60% of them had a more consistent path" among golfers who tried the design.
Pricing on record comes from mygolfway.com, which lists the Works Tank at 239 EUR, a figure reported by that outlet rather than confirmed by Odyssey or verified independently. Within the Works family, the Tank sits alongside other head shapes carrying the same Versa alignment and Fusion RX insert, distinguished specifically by its counterbalanced build.
Sources: au.odysseygolf.com/putters (captured 2016) · au.odysseygolf.com/putters (captured 2015)
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The Tank line
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