TaylorMade Truss putters make use of the truss, an essential design element of many of the world's greatest architectural achievements.

The TaylorMade Truss putters, along with the Spider S addition to the company’s top-selling Spider line of mallets, make it clear that you’re not going to get better results with the putter if ...

TaylorMade’s Truss ($300; 33, 34 and 35 inches) is available Feb. 7 in a nickel-cobalt finish with KBS’s Stepless Stability shaft and Lamkin Sink Fit Skinny grip.

However, ahead of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship at Yas Links, the first event of two that make up the DP World Tour Play-Offs, Fleetwood has been seen with a prototype TaylorMade Truss Soto ...

The TaylorMade Truss Putter has a unique hosel design and two contact points on the topline, which promote more stability.. Featuring a KBS Stepless Stability Shaft, the putter has a Colbalt Blue ...

TaylorMade Truss putters are as-of-yet unreleased, so we don’t have any tech info, but the flatsticks have been a feature in TaylorMade’s putter spreads ahead of tournaments in 2020.

TaylorMade Truss TB2 Putter Price: $179.99 Amazon Customer Reviews Shop at Amazon Pros: Designed to limit twisting to help with consistency and accuracy Pure Roll Insert and 45 degree grooves ...

TaylorMade Spider GTX putter (TaylorMade) Price: $349 with KBS Chrome 120 shaft and SuperStroke 1.0 grip Specs: CNC-milled 66160 aluminum body with grooved face insert, short slant hosel and steel ...

Whether it’s due to coincidence or inspiration, here are the facts: Collin Morikawa used a blade-style TaylorMade TP Soto putter at the 2025 Masters Tournament, along with Tommy Fleetwood, who ...

A decade ago, TaylorMade released a club that started a revolution in the putter market. As the iconic Spider celebrates its 10th anniversary, here's why the Spider X has a new look.

TaylorMade says that only 15% of all putters the company has shipped in the last two years were either belly or long putters. And, King says, golfers can still use the long putters. Without anchoring.