Metal-X Rossie
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe Metal-X Rossie stands as a single entry in Odyssey's Metal-X family, one release carrying the Rossie name into that generation of Odyssey's insert technology. The maker's own materials, captured from Odyssey's international product pages, place the Rossie within what the copy calls "il capitolo più recente nella lunga storia di innovazioni Odyssey" (the most recent chapter in Odyssey's long history of game changing innovation), built around the two-layer Metal-X insert paired with a urethane inner layer.
That insert is the throughline the maker's copy returns to in both its Italian and German pages: a hard metal-face feel layered over a softer urethane interior, with oval face milling meant to mechanically engage the ball's dimples at impact. The German page describes it plainly as "das harte Feedback einer Metalloberfläche verbunden mit den Vorteilen einer weicheren Innenschale aus Urethan," and both captures point to a Black Midnight finish and a Lamkin 3GEN pistol grip as the finishing touches on the release, changes the copy attributes to feedback gathered from Tour players.
Beyond the maker's own description, what's held on the Rossie comes from outside reporting rather than verified specification. The Hackers Paradise has described it editorially as a face-balanced mallet, RH only, with a head weight and loft attached, and Haggin Oaks has listed an MSRP in that same unverified register. None of these figures carry maker or house confirmation, so they sit here as one publication's account of the putter rather than an established figure.
As a line, the Metal-X Rossie doesn't stretch across multiple eras or repeated releases in what's on record here. It appears once, tied to the broader Metal-X generation Odyssey was building out at the time, with the mechanical-lock face insert as its defining idea and the rest of the picture filled in by editorial sources rather than the maker or this house.
Sources: intl.odysseygolf.com/global (captured 2013)
Photos · from the Community
No gamer shots yet. Post the first.
Many photos welcome. The small details matter: face milling, sole stamps, neck, wear. Every photo is credited to the member who took it.
Releases
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
Tagged by members
No posts wear this tag yet. Post the first.