Interesting news about the TM Corza

[Gxgolfer]

From SirShanksalot.com

 

 

TaylorMade has introduced the Monza Corza putter… a.k.a. “the putter with the movable weights and the grooves on the face”. I had a guy at work call it that today but Monza Corza is so much easier to say. So let’s break down the technology behind the Corza and make it easier to understand….

 

- AGSI - Anti-skid Goove System Insert. Basically… the insert is soft and this allows for the putter face to compress more when it is hit. The more the putter face compresses, the longer the ball is allowed to stay on the grooves. More time on the grooves means more forwardspin. More forwardspin means less skid. And less skid means straighter putts. Grooves on a putter aren’t really that new. The grooves on the insert of a putter are what makes the Corza unique.

 

- Moveable Weights - This allows the golfer to customize the overall headweight of the putter. Some golfers like a light putter… insert the 2 gram weights for a total of 4 grams. Some golfers like a heavy putter… insert the 14 gram weights for a total of 28 grams. I like this feature because it will allow golfers to change their putter weight based on where they play. Most golfers don’t have the luxury of playing the same course (with the same greens) all the time. One course has fast greens while the next course has slow greens. Add some weight to the putter when you play on slow greens and it will help a lot!

 

There will be three versions of the Monza Corza; we will see the Corza in June and the Corza Center (center shaft) along with the Corza 1 (”L” neck) in the fall. Sounds like TaylorMade has a winner here!