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Odyssey Works Versa (Fusion RX range, general)
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Works Versa (Fusion RX range, general)

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Maker
Odyssey
Line
Works Versa
Model
Works Versa (Fusion RX range, general)
This is the Works Versa, not the Works Versa #1 or the Works Versa #7. They are different models in our records, not two years of one, and each keeps its own page. See the Works Versa #1 →See the Works Versa #7 →

The Record

Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correct

The Fusion RX insert is the defining piece of this range, and Odyssey's own product pages describe it plainly enough: the maker's page says it pairs the White Hot insert with an ultra thin stainless steel component, framing it as the combination of its best selling, best feeling insert with new roll technology. Golfalot.com reports the insert as a White Hot urethane insert with a 0.406mm stainless steel mesh, and notes the range ran to seven models, two of which came with new heads.

Golfalot also places the Fusion RX face within Odyssey's broader lineup, pointing to a similar steel mesh used in the Metal-X range while noting the Fusion RX version is thinner. That comparison matters for how the insert plays, and it lines up with what reviewers heard and felt at impact. Community opinion on the sound and feel is split: some praised it for sounding better at impact, with more feedback like a steel face and a very consistent roll, while others found the feel muted compared to both White Hot and steel. Golfalot's own review lands in that same middle ground, calling it neither White Hot nor steel cold and suggesting the muted feedback may not suit every player. A separate, practical complaint surfaces in the notes as well: grass can get caught in the steel mesh.

Within the Works Versa line, the Fusion RX sits as the newer roll technology layered onto the familiar White Hot feel, offered across a range of head shapes rather than tied to one model. Where a buyer lands on it seems to depend heavily on what they want from feedback at impact, steel-firm or urethane-soft, since the record shows opinion divided right down that line.

Sources: ca.odysseygolf.com/putters (captured 2016) · fr.odysseygolf.com/putters (captured 2016) · uk.odysseygolf.com/putters (captured 2016)

No cited specs on record yet. Caddie tells you what IS known, honestly.

Photos · from the Community

What the Community says

Mixed receptionCommunity opinion from 1 gathered review · not a verified fact
What people praise
sounds better at impact with more feedback like steel face very consistent roll
What people flag
feel muted compared to both white hot and steel grass can get caught in the steel mesh
It is kind of in the middle of the two, neither White Hot nor steel cold and possibly not right for these types of players as the feedback seems muted by comparison to both.
via golfalot.com · cited take

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