- Who is the double bend shaft for?
- It suits a straight-back, straight-through stroke. The face-balanced head keeps the face square through impact. Players with a strong arc may prefer a plumber's neck or slant neck.
- Is it more forgiving than a blade putter?
- Yes. The large mallet head and perimeter weighting resist twisting on off-center hits far more than a blade. That makes it a good choice for inconsistent ball striking.
- Does it come in left-handed?
- Yes, it is offered in both right- and left-handed models. Check the specific listing for the hand you need.
- How does it compare with the standard Spider Tour?
- The Tour S is the larger, more stable mallet in the line. It trades some compact feel for extra forgiveness and a bigger alignment aid.
- What is included with the putter?
- It ships as a single putter with the stock grip and headcover. No extra weights or tools are typically included.
- Is the insert soft or firm?
- It sits on the firmer side. Reviewers describe a crisp response rather than the soft feel of a milled face.
- Where is the TaylorMade Spider Tour S Double Bend Putter cheapest?
- At PGA TOUR Superstore, for $349.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the TaylorMade Spider Tour S Double Bend Putter?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including TaylorMade Golf, PGA TOUR Superstore.