Taylor Made Rossa Monza Spider AGSI+

I am very impressed with this putter. I have always played a blade/Ping answer type of putter so this sort of putter is not my normal cup of tea. When I first saw it I asked if someone had left a branding iron in the shop. It looks big and ugly at first. The staff encouraged me to try it so I did. Wow, what a revelation. The way it is weighted and alanced it almost wants to swing on;ine by itself. I was draining 10 foot putts with ease. The staff said now try hitting off the toe of the club. Wow again! Putts didn't feel like they where coming off the toe and I was having almost he same results as centre hit putts. The heal of the club isn't as forgiving, but still good. Well after much pondering over a few weeks I final bought one. I can honestly say I don't regret it at all. It performs just as well in the real world. I have to say I've got used to the shape very quickly and once you start using it it doesn't look as big and ungly as it first did and I must say now I really like the look, and the siting lines are very good in making you square up the club. The only slight negative I have is I find myself sometimes leaving putts short but I think this is me, not the putter. Due to ts size, your mind sometimes thinks it should weight more than it does (its very light) and I underswing it at times. I'm sure with a bit more time I will get used to it. I play off 5 and would recommend this to golfers of any level. I won't say it will make you a better putter, but it sure will make your bad putts not as, if you get my drift :-)