TaylorMade Rossa Tourismo Putter

The Taylormade Rossa Tourismo Putter’s unique shape is designed to offer exceptional stability and forgiveness for straighter, more accurate putts. The ASGI insert on the putter’s face has fourteen groves which TaylorMade says helps to get the ball rolling more quickly and accurately toward the hole. Finally, the TaylorMade trademark Movable Weight Technology allows the players to change the putter’s feel.

I can attest to the ASGI’s effectiveness. The Rossa Corzina that I use is exceedingly accurate. The ball starts out on line and stays there. Unlike some other plain face putters I use, there’s no sense of initial deflection.

Hockey Stick Putter

Golf Galaxy has a fun looking line of putters designed to look like hockey sticks. They’re 35 inches long, and are made with a compression molded graphite shaft, a cast aluminum alloy blade and a moisture proof grip.

You can get sticks from either the University of Minnesota or Wisconsin, or from NHL teams like the Wild, Predators, Penguins, Red Wings, Blue Jackets, Devils, Avalanche, Rangers, Sabres, Islanders, Hurricanes, Stars and Ducks.

Perfect for the hockey fan.

Bionik Series 500 Putters

Hireko Golf has released a new line of sharp looking putters with bold red alignment features.  They all start at under $30. Better yet: they come with Hireko’s 60 day playability guarantee, so there’s no risk to try.

Ibella Tiara Putter

Hireko Golf has released the iBella Tiara, a putter which is as pretty to look at as it is pleasant to play.

With its soft, flowing edges and hourglass center support, it’s designed—as most recent clubs—for optimal perimeter weighting. It’s center shafted for ease of alignment (the GolfBlogger prefers center shafted clubs) and has a diamond-milled periwinkle face insert for a perfectly flat striking surface..

But what really makes it stand out is that it’s surrounded by authentic Swarovski crystals in the outer ring. The GolfBlogger will confess that he had to do a little research to find out what, exactly a Swarovski crystal was.

Here’s the scoop: Swarovski is the luxury brand name for the range of precision-cut lead crystal glass products produced by companies owned by Swarovski AG of Feldmeilen, near Zürich, Switzerland. The company has been around since 1895.

Mrs. Golfblogger, of course, knew the name right away.

For all that, this putter is priced right, starting at just $36.

Casket Putter