Reviewed by: nehru001 ,  Shoots in the 80s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Monza

Summary:
Although this putter is a couple of years outdated, I would recommend it to anyone. The bottom heavy feel allows for a pendulum stroke through the ball, which I feel is best to produce consistent putting. The distribution of weight towards the back allows for a big sweet spot on the putter face, which means that there is more efficient energy transfer on off-center hits. If you have never looked at where,on average, you strike the ball on your putter face, do it once, (use marking tapes). You will be surpised at how dispersed the impact spot will be on your putter, unless of course your are a near-professional level player. This said, a bigger sweet spot will help negate the inconsistency of our putting strokes.

Lastly, What is the best reason to buy this putter? It looks awesome and has a great guideline on the top so that you can line your putts up with confidence. If you have confidence in the line, I can garauntee you that you will make a better stroke. Oh, almost forgot, it's price has gone way down in the advent of newer generation putters.

Customer Service:
no experience with TM service.

Similar Products Used:
Callaway odyssey blade putter, Never compromise blade, 2-ball White hot

Reviewed by: tomsfat ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Mezza Monza 33"

Summary:
Needless to say I am just begining, though while in a few proshops I was drawn to the Taylor Made Putters. To make a long story short first round I made a 27 footer, next hole my friend asked to use the putter. Great feel, heavy head so a little pratice does not hurt, especially hitting up a slight slope. Great feel, great roll, and on ebay great price.

Customer Service:
na

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Reviewed by: Tom Morris ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Rossa Monza

Summary:
I dont like this putter at all. I found it extremely hard to aim, the alignment is terrible. It's hard to make a smooth swing.

Customer Service:
never used

Similar Products Used:
Odyssey 2 ball, Scotty cameron futura.

Reviewed by: allone ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
Taylor Made Monza putter

Summary:
I have read a ton of good things about this club and even demo'ed it at some shops...but could not afford one, that is until I found one used on ebay for $40 (with headcover, just had to be very patient in my searching). It is very easy to swing, almost swings itself in a way. Very easy to line up your shots and feels good, not too heavy, not too light.

I am just starting out but this putter has made me go from 4-5 putts to about 3...well, that and I have had more time to practice.

Customer Service:
none needed

Similar Products Used:
Ping Anser

Reviewed by: scottybalotty ,  Shoots in the 90s

Model Reviewed:
Monza heel shaft

Summary:
My putting is the worst part of my game and i have about 4 3 putts a round but the rest of my game is very good.

It has taken me 2 months to start playing well with this and it is such a good putter. All it takes is an easy swing motion and it goes where you want it to. It feels lovely and you can hardly feel it its so nice.

The hardest part to get used to is the pace but once you practice its spot on.

These are down in price now with new putters out, so well worth the price if its going to improve your game by 5 strokes.

Customer Service:
none used

Similar Products Used:
Ping Pal 2