Taylor Made Mezza Monza

Reviewed by: mmisoc@gmail.com ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Mezza Monza

Summary:
I find this to be an overall solid putter. It is excellent at short 4-6 foot putts.

However, I have much more difficulty with medium to long putts - controlling distance.

I have tried to use this putter on several occasions, but I simply get closer with my old Odessey blade

Similar Products Used:
Oddesey Rossie Blade, Taylor Made Roho Mallet, Carbite ZH-1

Reviewed by: garyplayer44 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
I have the benefit of working at a country club for a little while so I got to try any club I wanted. If you like the high moment of inertia putter, you won't find a better value than this putter. I bought mine brand new on ebay for $75. The red aluminum bars make is so easy to line up your putt. Very easy to keep club on line. It took me a while to get the feel and be able to control the distance but it is a good putter and much cheaper than other similar putters. I'm ata point now where I am trying to break 80 everytime, which happens about 1/3 of the time.

Customer Service:
have not used

Similar Products Used:
ping doc, ping craze, scotty cameron futura, taylor made monza, 2 ball, etc

Reviewed by: txhorn ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Mezza Monza

Summary:
Wow! What a putter! I was previously using a putter I bought years ago thinking "does it really make that much difference?" Well, after using the Mezza Monza I know it does. I often had problems on the green 3, 4 or even 5 putting on worst days. I started looking at the new TM's with the inserts and my wife ended up giving me the Mezza Monza as a Christmas gift. It didn't have the insert I was looking for, so I took it up to Golfsmith expecting to trade up to the Corza. I putted with both on their perfectly flat practice green and was sinking puts left and right - 10' and 12' were going in the hole or within a foot. I couldn't tell the difference, so just kept the Mezza. Played my first round with it last weekend and 1 and 2 putted almost every hole - even made a 20 footer. The weighting of the Mezza is excellent; just feels good in your hands. The white line and red cylinders assist in shot lineups, and the CG enhances the effectiveness of your putts (with an accurate read, of course). All this combines for a putter that feels good, plays well and looks good doing it! I believe they can be found new on eBay for at or around $60 now...worth every cent.

Customer Service:
Have not needed.

Similar Products Used:
Kunan graphite milled face, Odyssey White Hot 2-ball, Ping.

Reviewed by: rustyhinges ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Mezza Monza Center Shaft

Summary:
The Mezza is a beautiful club to look at. At first I was not very pleased with my purchase but after a couple of weeks working hard with it I started really enjoying the Mezza.

Weight distribution and overall weight of this club promote a smooth, even stroke. It has sufficient feel to make it quite easy to roll putts the right distance. Lag putting is not a problem after you've spent time grooving a swing with this club as it provides plenty of feel.

The biggest benefit of the Mezza is that it is crazy easy to line up a putt with the big white line and red cylinders on the sides.

I highly recommend this club.

Customer Service:
No experience with them

Similar Products Used:
Yes! Olivia, Scotty Cameron Newport 2

Reviewed by: spiff ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Mezza Monza putter

Summary:
This putter is great... easy to align, good balance, size is just right; not too big that it feels clumsy.

Only problem is the shiny material really reflects the sunlight to my eyes. If you play around noon when the sun is directly above your head, you will have a hard time concentrating because it is really glaring to look at.