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Rate and Review the Taylormade Monza Putter Series here.

As goofy as the head may look, there is nothing goofy about how smoothly the ball rolls of the face. My dad got one, and after seeing it roll compared to my Scotty Newport 2 i had to have it. The sound is rather metallic, but once you get used to the fact that it is not a Cameron, it settles nicely. This putter flat out preforms anything i have personally tried in terms of rolling the ball with little bounce and wobble. The grooves are not hype, and while i will not say it will fit everyone i would suggest that you give it a whack at the local shop. It doesnt cost any more than the oddyssey two ball, and you really have to see it to believe it. I find that it works best on fast greens, but I may buy some heavier weights to adust into the back for the slower greens up north.

Boy, do I appreciate this! I was in an Edwin Watts today looking for a blade putter because my Odyssey Rossie Mallet is a bit too heavy for most of the greens I've been playing lately. It is a great putter, but my gorilla touch has had me 3 putting more than I care to speak about. And every course I've ever played on now seem to want 10+ Stimp greens. I picked up every putter there, and the Corza was a flat out gem. Built like a mallet (kind of), but soft like a blade. Right now, it is #1 on my list and may be in the bag by the weekend.

I've used this for about 2 months now and love it, the head gives loads of confidence at address and is very easy to allign. Being a begginer to the game I have greatly enjoyed using this putter (Rossa Monza) and know that the club will help me improve my game

Great putter actually in my bag since the beginning of this year and i love it .
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