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TaylorMade’s New Rossa Monza Spider Wins FBR Open Carlsbad, CA (PRWEB) February 6, 2008 TaylorMade® Golf’s new Rossa® Monza® Spider generated an unusual amount of excitement at TaylorMade headquarters during its development because its design and appearance are so strikingly different, and because [...]

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Phil Mickelson said he changed the length of his putter from 33½ inches to 35 inches (because, according to Lefty, he had grown an inch taller the last couple of years). The switch raised the question about whether he had changed the lie angle, too. And, in fact, he had — Mickelson’s new Odyssey White [...]

Continue Reading Make a Change In Putters – Lie Angle And Club Length

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The colorful arrangement of bars, circles, dots and metal wings on a new putter is not the artistic musing of some Eastern European modernist. It’s the science of optics. When we look over a putt, everything we see — the ball, the cup, the contour of the green — is only as real as the [...]

Continue Reading Are your putter’s optics messing with your brain?

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