The latest Spider Tour putter line saw TaylorMade roll out four distinct shapes and weight setups for different swing types. One version that didn’t make the cut was the Spider Tour X prototype ...

The weight of a putter is, of course, a very knowable and measurable thing. If you look at every putter model on the Hot List, mallet or blade, there is a very clearly defined weight range for the ...

The Makefield V-S putter is one of those products that comes along every now and then where it looks like the idea and the technology has come first and the aesthetics second. The Makefield V-S Putter ...

Odd things are happening in Carlsbad, Calif., these days. At least at Toulon Golf headquarters where there are some odd, dare I say alien, activities ...

TaylorMade has offered Spider putters for more than a decade, ranging from the compact Itsy Bitsy Spider to the massive Daddy Long Legs. Through the years the company has added different technologies ...

Take a look at the putters used by the best in the PGA Tour's 2025 Strokes Gained: Putting ranking and what they all had in ...

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: The Never Compromise Reserve line of putters bring together the precision of a milled collection of putters with the precision of a fitting system driven by the imperative of ...

Specs: Forged 1025 stainless steel face and neck, milled 7075 aluminum back section, and adjustable sole weights. Features 3 degrees of loft and a 70-degree lie angle. Available in 34-inch and 35-inch ...

The putter is the only club in the bag that you can say will be used every time you play golf. With the average player hitting more than 30 putts in a round, it is probably the most important club for ...

Want to improve your putting? Look into trying the hottest type of putter on tour right now — a counterbalanced putter. Counterbalance putters aren’t new to golf, but they’ve quickly overtaken ...

Putters often spur emotional responses that sometimes echo the impression that wine connoisseurs reserve for their favorite varietals. That's not to say that these "feels" are an inconsequential ...