The TP line-up from TaylorMade is back for 2021 and they’re already making waves on the PGA Tour.
TaylorMade TP Hydro Blast putters: First Impressions
These have a much more classic styling compared to the popular Spider line-up perfect for all your traditionalists out there.
The combination of the intricate detailing and new finish make these really eye catching and I also love the pop of blue from the TP badge.
TaylorMade have stuck to some popular classic shapings across the range with real attention to detail on the shaping and sightlines for optimal alignment.
TaylorMade TP Hydro Blast putters: The Technology
The stand out Hydro Blast finish to these putters is created by applying a high-pressure stream of water to the 303 stainless steel. This metal is used as it delivers superior feel and it looks stunning with this finish and the machine milling details.
In terms of face technology each model features the same White Pure RollTM Insert we see in the very popular Spider X putters. The insert features grooves at a downward 45° angle, this promotes topspin which helps the ball start rolling end over end sooner improving your overall roll.
Each model features movable sole weights so you can dial in the swing weight to best suit your stroke and length of putter.
TaylorMade TP Hydro Blast putters: The line-up
First up the Soto has a very classic blade design. It has very clean shaping and lines and features a single sightline on the back cavity. This model is all about producing exceptional feel putt after putt.
As we see with most blade putters it features an L-Neck hosel producing 40° of toe hang. This makes it best for players who have a stronger arc to their stroke with maximum face rotation.
If you’re after the looks and swing of a blade but the feel of a mallet the Del Monte is a great option. It has a shorter blade length and is deeper from front to back.
