Get This Tour-Quality TaylorMade Putter For $100 Off

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published 30 December 2022

One Of Our Favorite TaylorMade Putters Is Currently $100 Off

TaylorMade Spider GT Putter | $100 off at Rock Bottom Golf
Was $349.99 Now $249.99

Grab a huge $100 saving on this brand new putter from TaylorMade that was released earlier in 2022. Having spent some time getting to grips with this putter, we've come to the conclusion that it is one of the best on the market, and included it in our Editors Choice Awards for 2022. For its size it feels very stable through impact with a good solid feel and a wide choice of colours and hosel options that should suit mid to low handicap golfers

Read our full TaylorMade Spider GT Putter Review

Launched back in March 2022, the TaylorMade Spider GT Putter is one of the newest and highest-quality flat-sticks on the market. It headlines as one of the best TaylorMade putters out there and during the January sales, is on offer for a whopping $100 saving at Rock Bottom Golf. This is a huge deal that should not be overlooked, if you're in the market for a new premium putter. In fact, we rated the Spider GT so highly that we gave it a five-star review and chose to list it in our 2022 Editors Choice Awards. So why should you take advantage of this excellent deal?

First of all, this putter is suited to low-handicappers and golfers or those with a bit more experience under their belts. Used by many players on the professional tours, the Spider GT is designed to help deliver excellent feel on the greens and enhance your putting consistency.

Aesthetically, it continues the trend of the classic TaylorMade Spider Tour Putter, boasting a futuristic, yet sleek design, which is topped by a distinctive 6061 aluminum plate. That straddles the front centre section of the club head and below that you'll find the two wings of the putter, which help to increase the MOI of the club. Overall, the Spider GT boasts a futuristic, sci-fi look and with a choice of silver, black or red top plates and its mallet design really stands out on the greens.

In terms of performance, this is one of the most forgiving putters on the market. Thanks to its design, the Spider GT pushes the weight of the clubhead out to its extremities, with each of its 90g steel wings pushing the mass of the head away from its centre section, improving the stability of the club. Combine that with the Pureroll 2 face insert, that boasts 45º angled grooves, that are designed to improve the roll of the ball, you'll be able to produce some very smooth putting strokes. The Spider GT also produces an excellent sound and feel on impact - a bonus for any player who doesn't like metallic or hollow sounding clubs.

The final thing to note here is the choice of hosels you get with this club. You'll be able to pick from a small slant heel hosel that gives the GT 21º of toe hang, or if you prefer a face-balanced putter, you can opt for the single bend option, or the center-shaft, pictured above. Ultimately, the customisation options TaylorMade have proves the superb job they've done producing this top-quality flat-stick. So if you're looking to pick up a new putter this winter, you should absolutely check out this bargain, available at Rock Bottom Golf!

TaylorMade Spider GT Putter | $100 off at Rock Bottom Golf
Was $349.99 Now $249.99

Read our full TaylorMade Spider GT Putter Review

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Ed has been playing golf for as long as he can remember and is obsessive about the sport. He is regularly sought after by family members and friends for advice on what equipment to buy and uses his background, having written extensively on golf in the past, to produce equipment orientated content for Golf Monthly.

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