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TaylorMade Spider ZT Max putter review: If it ain't broke just tweak it! | National Club Golfer

Key benefits	Downsides
Mixture of alignment aid – TruePath is much bolder offering a better visual to frame the ball. The single sight line is clean and simple, for a player who likes a more traditional look.	Price – Premium price point
Stunning torched finish – Wow! This is what you call an upgrade. The whole colourway, including the headcover detailing is spot on.	Head size – larger head might not suit all
Great sound and feel – The much loved white TPU face insert remaining provide an outstanding sound and feel off the putter face.

How does it compare to the ZT-05

In all honesty there’s not a whole load of difference and I think TaylorMade would stick by that. It’s not there to replace the ZT-05 but to add another option for golfers who want a larger head profile with a higher MOI. Both do an excellent job and for me it’s very much the golfers decision between visual preference and the weight/feel of each model.

Specifications:

Neck bend	Lengths	Hand	Shaft	Grip	Face Balanced	Loft	Lie
Standard	33″, 34″, 35″	RH/LH	KBS CT Putter 120 Stepless Black	Super Stroke 2° Off-Axis Tour 2.0	Toe-Up	3.5°	70°
Counter Balance	36″	RH/LH	KBS GPS Custom Graphite 155g	SuperStroke 2.0 XL 13.75” Round	Toe-Up	3.5°	70°
Counter Balance	38″	RH/LH	KBS GPS Custom Graphite 155g	SuperStroke 3.0 XL 17” Round	Toe-Up	3.5°	70°
Long	46″	RH/LH	KBS GPS Custom Graphite 210g	SuperStroke Split Pistol 1.0 Round	Toe-Up	3°	70°

NCG Final Verdict

Overall, the ZT Max is a great addition to the Spider line up. It offers golfers who want a maximum forgiveness putter another option, with a larger head profile and a greater MOI.