TaylorMade TP putters earned a reputation of style and class on the greens with signature shapes to fit every player. Now they have entered a new generation thanks to the revolutionary Hydroblast treatment. This unique finish provides a stellar, sleek look that fits the premium design of these golf clubs. TGW takes you inside the new lineup of the TaylorMade TP Hydroblast putters with our exclusive review.
TaylorMade TP Hydroblast Putters Review by TGW
Technology
TaylorMade TP Hydroblast putters are made from 303 stainless steel. This material is the industry standard when it comes to premium putter construction. Stainless steel of this type offers a soft feel with incredible durability for a superior feel. It also looks nice down by the golf ball or sitting in your golf bag. These putters are machine milled to produce flowing lines and natural curves in each head shape with maximum consistency.
TaylorMade’s unique Hydroblast process gives each putter a rich, premium finish. The use of a high-pressure water stream creates a smooth surface that is both durable and looks great.
The TP collection of putters utilizes TaylorMade’s white PureRoll insert. Made from soft Surlyn material, this insert was previously used in the Spider X family and is now available in the TP putters. In addition to the soft material, the grooves in the insert are set at a 45° downward angle to produce true forward roll faster.
Who It’s For
Golfers who like a softer-feeling putter will enjoy the performance of these putters with the PureRoll insert. With 7 different TaylorMade TP Hydroblast putters to choose from, there is a golf club in this lineup for every player. Here is a handy guide to picking the best model for you:
- Del Monte #7 – Blade shape with a face-balanced single bend hosel, best fit for golfers with a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke
- Del Monte #1 – Blade shape with an L-neck hosel and 29° of toe hang, best fit for golfers with a slight arc putting stroke
- Soto – Blade shape with an L-neck hosel and 40° of toe hang, best fit for golfers with a moderate arc putting stroke
- Chaska – Mallet shape with a face-balanced single bend hosel, best fit for golfers with a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke
- Bandon #1 – Fanged mallet shape with an L-neck hosel and 22° of toe hang, best fit for golfers with a slight arc putting stroke
- Bandon #3 – Fanged mallet shape with a short slant hosel and 32° of toe hang, best fit for golfers with a slight arc putting stroke
- DuPage – Mallet shape with a face-balanced single bend hosel, best fit for golfers with a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke
Appearance
The TaylorMade TP Hydroblast putters feature a smooth, silver look thanks to the Hydroblast finishing process. There are 7 models with varying shapes from the classic Soto blade to the slightly larger Del Monte blade, as well as the highly stable mallet shapes golfers love. Each putter has a single alignment line except for the Chaska mallet which has three alignment lines on the topline.
Feel & Sound
Because each TaylorMade TP Hydroblast putter includes their signature Pure Roll insert. This guarantees a soft feel and a more muted sound when you hit the golf ball. The materials used in this insert also provide a responsive feel with plenty of feedback so you can control your distance while enjoying that soft feel and sound.
TaylorMade TP Hydroblast Putters
