Tank

The Tank name enters the record in 2015 as part of Odyssey's Works family, applied across several shapes rather than a single head. The maker's own product pages describe the Works Tank Versa lineup as a set of Tour proven shapes, a compact heel-toe blade in the #1 Wide, a modified mallet with weighted alignment wings in the #7, and a face-balanced mallet in the Rossie I, each fitted with the counterbalance system, Versa alignment, a double bend shaft, and full-shaft offset. The maker credits the counterbalance feature with quieting the hands and engaging the larger muscles for a steadier stroke, and cites internal testing showing a majority of golfers achieving a more consistent path with it. All three 2015 Works Tank Versa models carried Golf Digest 2015 Hot List Gold Medal recognition on the maker's pages. Editorially, mygolfway.com listed the Works Tank at a 239 EUR price point, though that figure comes from the publication rather than from Odyssey or from our own testing.

The line's second appearance on record is simply Tank, without the Works or Versa branding attached in these rows. Putterzone.com describes this release as counterbalanced, which keeps the defining trait of the 2015 originals intact even as the name sheds its earlier qualifiers. Between the two entries, the throughline is the counterbalance concept itself: the Works-era putters built an entire family of shapes around it and backed it with alignment technology and Tour proven heads, while the later Tank appears to carry that same core idea forward on its own, at least as far as the record here shows.