Taylor Made Rossa CGB Modena 8

Reviewed by: K-Bunke ,  Shoots in the 70s

Model Reviewed:
Taylormade Modena

Summary:
Great putter. I was having a lot of trouble putting left handed so in the middle of the season on the high school team I switched to right handed with this putter. This putter has the sofest feel of any putter out there. I bought a Golf Pride Crown Jumbo to help my wrist break down problems and the weight of the helps with my stroke a lot. Sometimes it can be hard to line up long putts with the tiny alignment line but for the most part I hit it where I want. I think this putter is most of the reason I got my handicap from a 22 to a 12 in about 3 months. Now if only I could hit greens.

Similar Products Used:
Odyssey 2-Ball

Reviewed by: sharkypg ,  Shoots in the 100s

Model Reviewed:
Rossa CGB Modena 8

Summary:
I actually bought this while out shopping for a White Steel mallet. The store I was at was out of stock for the #5 which I had used and really liked, so I just picked up a few more putters and tried them. I never liked the Monza, somehow the shape didn't appeal to me. Then I picked up this blade, very nice finish and lovely red face. It has a short neck which I like too, and the weight was just about right for me.

I tried hitting a few balls and could immediately feel the ball rolling off true with hardly any "bump". Feel and distance control is really good and I like the soft metallic sound it makes on contact. The new soft inserts found in other putters make it a bit hard for distance control, but that's just me.

So I parted with my 100+ bucks and have had it for a week now, the more I use it, the more appealing this club seems to me.

Try it!

Customer Service:
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Similar Products Used:
STX Greeny VIII, Odyssey White Steel #5, MAC ION II