TaylorMade Spider GT Splitback SB Putter
Who’s It For?
The TaylorMade Spider family is growing once again in 2022 with the release of the Spider GT putters. Over the last several years, TaylorMade has changed the putting game by emphasizing stability and MOI in modern mallet designs to help golfers maintain excellent putting performance, regardless of where contact is made on the face. The Spider GT series adds to that mission, featuring unique materials and weighting concepts to enhance forgiveness. The Spider GT Splitback Single Bend is a face-balanced putter designed for golfers with little to no arc in their putting strokes.
The Tech Story
Powering the Spider GT Splitback putters is the modern mallet shape, which features dual wings to provide the extreme perimeter weighting necessary for high MOI. Plus, the white back cavity helps with improved alignment. Urethane foam is strategically positioned along the sole for improved sound, feel, and weight distribution. For feel, the Spider GT putters feature a PureRoll Insert for improved topspin. This PureRoll insert is made of black TPU urethane with silver aluminum beams at a 45° angle, which delivers that topspin at impact. Finally, the new Fluted Feel shaft includes a softer section five inches from the tip that is designed to enhance feel and increase stability. The Spider GT Splitback Single Bend putter features no toe hang to benefit golfers with little to no face rotation in their putting strokes.
Facts and Figures
Head Design: Mallet
Available Lengths: 34, 35 inches
Available Colors: Black
Head Weight: 365 grams (34 inches), 350 grams (35 inches)
Stock Grip: SuperStroke GT 1.0
Standard Loft: 2.5°
Standard Lie Angle: 70°
Toe Hang: Face-Balanced
Available in right- and left-handed
Get Fit
2nd Swing offers award-winning club fitting services at each store location and through the 2nd Swing Online Fitting and Support team on 2ndswing.com. Make sure your equipment is fit for your game and schedule your award-winning fitting experience by calling (612) 216-4152 or by visiting the 2nd Swing fitting website: http://fitting.2ndswing.info.