Great putter, easy to line up and putts a smooth roll on the ball regardless of greens conditions.

To the guy who reviewed the Taylomade TP Golfballs under this putter review, make sure you read what you're doing before you post.

Customer Service

never used

Similar Products Used:

Cameron, TP Mills, Odyssey, Ping

Thought I'd give the Taylor Burner TP (silver box) a try. I had tried the TP Black (loved it) and had tried the cheap Burner red box and didn't care for it. First of all, should TaylorMade ever actually READ this: HEY TAYLORMADE...stop with all the hi-tec nano-graphics on the back of the box and put some real information out there. Can you tell us the difference between the Burner Red and the Burner TP silver???...no?...how about the difference between the Burner TP and the TP Black??...er, well How about the difference between the TP Black and the TP Red??? Hey look they all have the same fasinating graphics on the back....maybe the fine print...no the fine print is all the same mumbo-jumbo. Ok, well I guess we all have to try them out one at a time until we figure it out. Well, I figured out the Burner TP. Don't bother. For $25 there are much better balls out there. This ball has no feel, very hard and does not respond favorable to a fade. For the same money one can play the Bridgestone E6 or the Precept U-Tri Tour. The worst part is I have 3 sleeves left over. I'd trade all 9 for just one TP Black.

Customer Service

They don't have any, they're all off designing mind boggling graphics.

Similar Products Used:

NXT Tour, Bridgestone E6, Precept U-TRI Tour

Loved this putter from the moment I picked it up. It felt right in the hands, sends the putt online and easy to judge distance both short and long. I have used both an odyssey dual rossi 2 and Scotty Cameron Studio Style newport 2.5. Both of which are now in the spare club bag in the basement. Love this heavy putter

Customer Service

Not Used

Similar Products Used:

Scotty Cameron Studio style Newport 2.5, Odyssey Dual force rossi 2