Metal-X Rossie
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The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Metal-X Rossie carries Odyssey's Metal-X insert into a mallet head, and thehackersparadise.com describes it as a face-balanced design built for players who want a squarer stroke supported through the putt. That same source lists it as right-hand only, with a double bend shaft neck and full offset, a 3 degree loft, and a standard head weight of 343g. Haggin Oaks puts the release at a $149 USD retail price.
Odyssey's own product pages, in Italian and German, frame the Metal-X insert as the core idea across the line: a two-layer face pairing a hard metal surface with a softer urethane layer underneath, an oval-textured pattern the maker says locks into the ball's dimples on impact to create friction, and a "rotolo più fedele mai visto," their truest roll yet, aimed at tighter distance control. The German copy echoes the same claim, describing a face profile built for "hochpräzises Rollverhalten." Both pages also note a Black Midnight finish meant to reduce glare and a Lamkin 3GEN pistol grip, changes the maker attributes to feedback gathered from Tour players.
Within the Metal-X family, the Rossie's full offset and face-balanced build point it toward a stroke that arcs rather than stays dead square, putting it at the mallet, higher-offset end of a line whose broader pitch, the double-layer insert paired with that dimple-gripping face pattern, is the same regardless of which head shape carries it.
Sources: intl.odysseygolf.com/global (captured 2013)
No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.
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