TaylorMade Rossa Corzina AGSI+ Putter Golf Club

When I bid on putter-description said light sractches on it-but when I received I could not find a scratch on it-headcover perfect.I really like this putter. It was 37 inches long and I started to cut it down but found I putted great with it long. So I left it alone. Great deal.

simply the best!!!!!!!! no more the 2 putts on the green, sometimes only one! I bayed formy and leather I bayed one more for my Pro teatcher!!!

This putter was bought for my husband. He looked at it and wanted it. It is very nice and practically brand new. He uses it everytime he goes to the golf course.

What do I love about this putter? Everything!

It feels great, looks great and it has only helped my golf game tremendously.

Great putter for the job. Putter is well balanced and accurately help my putting. Had been using the taylormade rossa monza conza putter for a few years, but wanted to try something different. Both are great putters but the Conza had weights in the back that I did not need. New putter seem to like better. Would recomend if you want a great putter to try.

Over the past nine years, I've gone through innumerable putters. The first putter I ever owned, and until the Corzina, the best putter I owned was a Odyssey White Hot #3 -- the original #3. Receiving it as a gift for my 11th Birthday, I played with it up until the summer before high school. Once I reached high school golf -- and saw Camerons and Bettinardis in every competitors' bag -- I panicked and bought a Scotty Cameron Studio putter. Worst mistake of my life. I went from being an exceptionally great, confident putter to a dismal one at best -- and my Odyssey never forgave me! From that point, I've gone through many, many Camerons (Pro Platinum: Del Mar, Newport 2; Studio Design: #1.5, #2; Red X 2; Circa 62: #2, #5; Futura), a couple Bettinardis (Ben Hogan BHB-5, BHB-11, Baby Ben), a custom Tom Slighter putter, and dozens of others. When I was at my wits end with putting, a friend let me borrow his TaylorMade Rossa Corzina for a practice round during the State Championship -- and I shot my lowest round ever -- 73. The next day, during the actual tournament, I shot a 72. Since then, I've gone on to shoot 69 in competition -- twice.

Sorry for the long, nostalgic summation, but in all honesty, this is the best putter I've ever owned. I'll never, ever replace it (but I have recently bought an exact replica in case my original is lost or stolen!). If you're struggling with putting, or if you've always had toe-balanced putters and are just looking for something different -- give this one a try, you won't be disappointed.