Who is the double-bend shaft for?

It is for golfers with a straight-back, straight-through stroke. The double bend makes the putter face-balanced, so it resists opening on the way back. Arcing strokes usually fit a toe-hang model better.

How does it compare with the Spider GT?

The Spider Tour keeps the classic Spider shape and Pure Roll insert with a more traditional look. The Spider GT uses a lighter, more modern frame and different weighting. Both are forgiving mallets; the choice comes down to shape and feel preference.

Is it available left-handed?

Yes, this model is offered in left-handed. Check the specific configuration before ordering, since not every length and color is made in both hands.

What is the Pure Roll insert?

It is TaylorMade's face insert with grooves angled downward to promote forward roll. Reviewers say it rolls the ball quickly and consistently, with a firmer feel than milled faces.

Does it come with a headcover?

TaylorMade ships the Spider Tour with a matching headcover. Confirm the included items with the seller if that matters to you.

Is it worth it over a blade putter?

If you want forgiveness and easy alignment, the mallet shape is a clear step up from most blades. If you prefer a soft feel and a compact look, a blade may still suit you better.