Taylormade Spider ZT – LAB Golf Test

We’re testing the putter’s zero torque, observing its square-to-square consistency and spin. We delve into its unique feel, contrasting it with other top brands. We analyze the technology behind its performance, highlighting its exceptional square alignment. #GolfPutter #TaylorMade #ZeroTorque #GolfTips #GolfEquipment #PuttingAnalysis #GolfTech #SquareToSquare #Golfing #PutterReview

So, we’ve not got Dan with us today, so I’m having to do this by myself. So, I’m stood a little bit further away so you can see when I do this. But, I’m just going to start by spinning the putter first of all. See if it returns to any particular spot. And no, it’s it’s returning inconsistently as it should be if it’s zero torque. And if we swing this in the reveal, you should be able to get a sight from here. And I’ll turn to you in a minute. We’ll go down the line to start with. It’s staying entirely square to square. And we’ll just do that from this side. As you can see, it stayed square. That’s only the second putter other than lab that stayed square to square in the revealer. There’s one thing I can feel with this one, and I can’t explain it. I’m no sort of scientist or club designer, but when you do spin it, it’s not as free spinning as like a lab or maybe the Bettonard that we tried. It’s a little bit more jerky, but nevertheless, and that’s probably because TM was a different fear or a different system um or different technology for zero torque, but it’s staying square to What?