TAYLORMADE TP COLLECTION PUTTERS RED

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TAYLORMADE TP COLLECTION PUTTERS RED

Mark Crossfield spends the day with the Tp Collection putters and puts them to the test. Its a busy day with a drive to London and back but he still finds time to review these Red putters from Taylormade. See what the TP collection could do for your golf game and if these are the answers to holing more putts and lowering your golf scores.

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26 thoughts on “TAYLORMADE TP COLLECTION PUTTERS RED

  1. My putter is 15 years old….i discovered bettinardi back then…found a model i liked (an anser style model) and its stayed in the bag since.
    I wouldn't believe TM tech speak if they told me my dad had a di*k.

  2. It's been four months. I haven't found any putter comfortable yet so I'm still looking for the one that I'm going to use for the rest of my life.

  3. +Mark Crossfield,
    I have an original TaylorMade Nubbins. New grip recently(sure stroke), but other than that er, no change. People keep ask me to sell it to them? No chance. But got a Wilson putter free as a 10 year loyalty employment gift. Result.

  4. Had a play with the spider tour earlier today and the looks are certainly striking with the red. Definitely the most stable putter I've ever held in my hands totally enjoyable. Would love to invest without breaking my bank account on a putter. Great putter with a price tag.

  5. Haven't changed since college play, classic ping pal g2, kinda looks like a Scotty Cameron, always loved the look and I putt very well with it so I never saw the need to change. Great feels with it and confidence. Great videos, keep them coming mate!

  6. I love the look of the Red putter, I am in the market to buy a new putter and these Taylormade are definitely in the mix. I currently have own a Odyssey Backstryke which I would welcome you’re opinion on a replacement for this please.

  7. New putter 3 weeks ago.Went to Snainton golf and hit every putter 3 times(about 40 putters)narrowed it down to 3 then took them outside to the putting green.Ended up choosing a Wilson Staff putter which works for me so well.A lot cheaper than my Scotty Cameron which it has replaced.

  8. Just changed from the Odessey O Works 1W to the Scotty Select M2. Amazing the difference in feel and how i now have a putter that suits my putting action

  9. Played with a custom Scotty (Newport 2.5 ) for 7 years (2010-2016). This year got custom fit for an evnroll ER2, love it on long putts (more than 10 Ft ) but it feels tinny on thin putts. Looking to get a TM spider black or red next year. The mallet style (higher MOI) will help me on longer putts when it’s harder to hit the sweet spot

  10. I changed today! Well, kind of. I have two putters and I often use one for a few months then use the other for a few months. Each putter is at opposite ends of the spectrum. I have a blade anser style putter and a heavy mallet putter. I find that after a few months I get too "mental" with my putting when I get used to a head shape or weight. Switching back and forth after a few months keeps things fresh for me. At least, mentally and visually.

  11. i last bought a puttervwas about 16 years ago its a fisher hardley ever hear of that brand it was a cheap one im looking at getting a new one when i can afford one

  12. I had a TM putter a couple years ago, but even though I liked the look and feel of the putter, the paint quality was terrible. The paint would chip off constantly.

  13. Last changed my putter about 5 years ago but changed it three (four if you include going back to my original putter) until I tried the Odyssey DART metal x. Looking at changing the grip as it's worn away now but love the putter and feel confident with it every putt.

  14. I’ve been a putterholic for some years now but recently bought a seemore like Zach Johnson uses and I really enjoy using it and therefore putting again. I find it simple to use when lining up and then I only have to think about pace…with any luck I won’t be tempted by more putters in the coming months and years.

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