WIN a TaylorMade Spider Torched Tour X Single Line Small Slant Golf Putter!
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WIN a TaylorMade Spider Torched Tour X Single Line Small Slant Golf Putter!
Spider Tour X is offered in three distinct models designed to accommodate a broad spectrum of stroke types and player preferences. The L-Neck hosel delivers 21° of toe hang with full-shaft offset. The Small Slant hosel provides 30° of toe hang with half-shaft offset, ideal for players with arcing strokes. The face-balanced Double Bend hosel is engineered for players with a straight-back-straight-through motion, eliminating toe hang entirely for maximum face stability through impact.Collectively across the different models in the Spider Tour X family, golfers can choose between the patented True Path™ alignment system and a Single Sight Line. The Single Sight Line found in the Spider Tour X Small Slant was inspired by the putter Rory used to win back-to-back in Augusta. CG location ranges from 34-36mm behind the leading edge depending on configuration.
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