TaylorMade Truss Putters - January 2020

[J13]

Expect nothing less. The other fact is these will not sell and they will be one and done. The new Spider S on the other hand is nice but I wish they made a flow neck version.

[QuigleyDU]

I am not sure. I have rolled the truss putter a few time. They roll well. Not as pretty as the new mizzy putters though. Those are O.M.G good!!

[ldh692002]

Just wait till the end of summer, these will be going for $99.00 at your local pro shop!

[JoeFrigo]

I rolled them both the same day. The Truss honestly does feel like a good putter and it was quite fun to roll for about 10 minutes....

But I walked out with the Mizuno. Beautiful putter!!!! the feel and the head weight are amazing. Probably my favorite putter purchase over the last 5+ years

[QuigleyDU]

While I am not surprised Mizuno has put out a good product I think they are great. Did you go blue, black, or satin?

[JoeFrigo]

Had to go with the blue!! I bought the flow neck but im also debating going and getting a satin plumbers neck. I like to customize and paint my clubs so the satin would be pretty fun to mess around with

[Hedgehog]

I have now tried all Truss models on a artificial putting green and IMO they are OK, roll well and straight. Nothing groundbreaking though..

I was surprised how short blade length was on the mallets, and also a bit surprised how upright the lie angle was, felt like I had to change my stroke to get them to work, stand a bit closer to the ball.

[johngalt312]

And I should be duckin’ these clubs, Tiger Woods.

[johngalt312]

That’s a quadruple in context and I’m not talkin’ bogey.

[J13]

Lots of putters roll well and don't look like that haha. New mizzy putters are nice but i'm a little disappointed in the flow neck option. The top line is so much wider than the plumbers neck topline.

[Z1ggy16]

So... I think there's another Truss thread going but I think this is the official one? Anyway, I did get to roll the center shaft blade finally after hitting the mallets (which I did not like at all) and I think it's pretty good. Not sure if it's the Truss or the center shaft but I liked how once I got adjusted to it, I didn't feel like the toe wanted to open up on me like the plumbers beck Odyssey I also was rolling did. I hit 9 puts; 3 from 3 ft, 3 from 6 then 3 from 9ft and made them all except one. Granted it's a straight putt but I did miss 3 with the Odyssey.

Don't think it's revolutionary but I think at least for guys who wanted to try a center shaft putter... having a bit more stability now could make this a viable option. I already have 2 putters, plus a 3rd coming... last thing that I really need is another putter. I don't think these will sell very good at retail simply because a lottttt of guys are traditionalists when it comes to putting, and making the blade putters look so unique is probably going to drive them away. I wouldn't be surprised to find them for sale on eBay later this year for <$150.

[QuigleyDU]

They definitely went with a heavy handed look. I kinda like it though.

[LoopySwing13]

Finally got to try one. I agree the feel of the insert was actually quite nice, but the look was terrible.

[QuigleyDU]

While I have not swooped in to buy one. I don’t think they look terrible at address. But, I also don’t think these will be big sellers. Taylormade is like 12% of putter sales. These will not help that number.

[NevinW]

I finally got to see and putt with these on Friday and I have to admit after reading all of the GWRX comments about how hideous these are, I was disappointed by how normal they appear, especially looking down at them at address. They feel and putt fine. Nothing spectacular, but if I was considering a new putter, I'd certainly consider these. I wonder about this place sometimes.

[MaineMariner]

Man, I hate them at address. The hosel covers up a piece of the ball (at least in the center shafted versions). That would drive me nuts.

Feel was fine though. Basically like any other Taylormade putter.