Versa 2-Ball

The Versa 2-Ball line, at least as we hold it, begins and ends with a single entry: the Versa x2-Ball, released in 2013. That name signals the point of the redesign. Odyssey's original 2-Ball putters had built a following on the two white circles inlaid at the heel and toe, a visual cue meant to help square the face at address. The Versa treatment took that idea and pushed it further into pure alignment contrast.

On this release, the maker's page lists the color scheme as white, black, white only, according to globalgolf.com. That three-tone banding is the defining idea of the Versa name itself: rather than relying on subtle shaping or a single sightline, the putter uses hard color contrast across the head and topline to give the eye something unambiguous to read over the ball.

With only the one release on record, there's no arc of revisions to trace here, no second or third generation to compare against the original. What we hold is the 2013 Versa x2-Ball as the line's sole documented point, a single data point rather than a lineage. Anyone weighing it against later Versa entries elsewhere in Odyssey's catalog will need to do that comparison on their own; our record simply marks where this particular thread starts.