Love the review! The new place is amazing and you will take it to a new limit, well done!

For the price of a Scotty Cameron, I can buy 10 used putters, that I'm also terrible with.

I missed all the club reviews from Rick! I just recently updated my irons for the first time and I went back to Rick's older review videos to get his take on different brands and models. I love this new studio! You should bring back reviews from a mid to high handicapper as well!

I've recently returned to golf after about an 18 year break. The price of putters is absolutely mental ! When I stopped playing the Ping Anser was the daddy and the Odyssey two ball had just made an appearance , I think they were both about 100 quid. I get that tech in woods and irons can be more forgiving /better etc etc , but , I cannot accept these putters make that much difference. I recall a Rick video where a Tour Pro went around with a budget set with a budget putter and he holed everything with it ! I think he even asked if he could have it. 400 pounds plus for a putter is crazy money.

Hopefully this pushes Scotty to make headcovers with magnets! Automatic win in my book. The worst part of a Scotty is the head cover looks like a rats nest after a season or 2 because the Velcro has shredded it up.

Personally, I'm loving these reviews because as a person relatively new to golf there's still a long way to go before I would even come close to considering these premium equipments but having you review them at least gives me the chance to understand the comparisons and see what all the fuss is about. Hopefully, sooner rather than later, my golf improves to a point where I can start looking at these options and can notice the improvements it brings.

I love that Rick finds things he doesn't like and slams a little bit like the naming! Makes you trust the reviews more because he's not gushing over everything!

Bob Charles is considered one of the top 3 greatest putters of the 20th century. He used an Acushnet Bullseye putter. Ben Crenshaw, another of the top 3 used a Wilson blade 8802. Bobby Locke used a Darcy putter that looks like a butter knife blade. They didn't need a $500 Scotty Cameron putter. IT'S NOT THE ARROW. IT'S THE GUY SHOOTING THE ARROW.

This channel was the greatest idea. I love your regular channel and watch most of the videos, but nothing gets me excited like a club review!

I am so glad you're doing this review channel. It's going to help so many experienced and beginner golfers look into different club options!

I have a Newport 2, but to me it is just a development of the Ping Anser I had back in the 1980s. I am currently using a Miura KM2, and love it.

I love my scotty, and i love your putting setup-it makes me realize how lame a putting mat in my garage is 😂😂

Great review as usual Rick! In love with that putting surface and projector! Always amazes me how some people baulk at paying £300+ for an amazing quality handcrafted putter, that is the most used club in the bag, but will happily shell out £500 for the latest driver tech! Must admit I’ve always been a tinkerer with putters - always changing, but have recently gone back to my Yes Tracy 2 - and I think it’s staying in the bag for a while, love it!

Love the reviews, once you do the newest and greatest can you please do the affordable older models that are still relevant in todays game for affordability. Thank you for the amazing content!

The Zen putting green is incredible! I love the way the line follows the ball.

I think a good follow up, be it here or on the main channel, would be if Rick went to a full on putter fitting. Understanding the toe hang and rate of face closure and how they affect the fit would be very interesting content and benefit his game and the content going forward.

I love that Rick's practice swings are conventional grip, but his actual swings are claw grip 🫡

Nice to know your thoughts about them! I randomly tried them at a local store last week and I really liked the softness of the hits. I was planing on getting a scotty but I'm on the fence now... I'm looking forward to see how many will end up with them in their bag.

Been playing golf for about 35 years. I think over that time I’ve had 4 putters. My last putter was a Taylormade Rossa Monza I had for probably 15 years. Upgraded to a Scotty Cameron Phantom X11 last year. It’s a work of art. Love picking it up and practicing. I’m not sure I’m a better putter because of the Scotty, however it does give you this confidence especially form inside 10 foot that you can make a lot of putts. I can’t see me changing this putter for a very long time.

Putters are such a personal thing though. The best putter I ever had I paid $17 for from Canadian tire. Couldn't miss with it. Including, unfortunatley, when I was at the driving range with it. If I had of missed, perhaps the head wouldn't have come off and sailed 100yds down the range. I could still be using it today.

Nice to see a review of these new putters. I know Scotty’s are the ‘gold standard’, but it would be good to know how they stack up in quality against the likes of Evnroll (and other similarly priced putters) seeing you have that in the bag. Love the new testing facility!

I know the names are a little confusing but I’m assuming TR just stands for taylormade reserve, and B stands for blade and M for mallet so it’s not as bad as it seems😂

My thought on golf club feel in general is that it is very much a personal thing. Certain golfers want to feel different things than others, so the putter feeling softer or harder isn't necessarily a bad thing depending on who you are. The feel of a club being better or worse is very much a subjective thing. This is also TaylorMade's first go around at milled putters, while Scotty has been doing it for ages, so some areas to improve on was expected. I have no doubt that TM are going to get a lot of info back because A LOT of people were waiting for milled putters from them and will make changes based on feedback. One change hopefully will be the naming, which you were right on about btw, its horrendous. Like if you tell me Spider, Juno, Soto, Del Monte, Newport, Del Mar, Phantom, Anser etc. easily identifiable names and I'll instantly know what you're talking about. These, not so much.

Added a TM SpiderX to my bag at the beginning of this season. Liked the initial stability, but could never find the feel. The Reserve’s have the similar “insert” milling, I’ve noticed. Went back to my Ping Heppler and have recovered my putting game. I really wanted to like the Taylormade putter. Would like to try a Scotty someday!

Their Hydroblast series which are $150-$250 cheaper are really nice putters as well! Really been enjoying my Soto 1.

Just got the TM Reserve M27. Love the feel of it and response! The names are coded for it's style since they've launched a bunch at once B= Blade, M= mallet.. And the numbers are for hosel styles. The cover is super nice with the magnetic enclosure as it's silent to open in front of other players who may be putting.

Tried these Reserve putters in the store the other day, they feel AWESOME. Roll very nicely. Better feeling than the stock Scotty’s made today. But for whatever reason - the way the TM Reserve bladed putters sit at address felt a bit odd to me.

Perfect review! I'm a big fan of Taylormade from the start (25 years golfing), but they are very strong in wooden clubs for decades. Some of the irons where epic (played 300 iron set 17 years) but not everything was exceptional like the wooden range. That quality is similar with Titleist putters and wedges. The feel and quality is next level like Taylormade in woodies.

Absolutely loving the new channel, will be watching every video that comes out. I have a Scotty in the bag and will have it the rest of my golfing life - and know in 30 years it probably won't have dropped in value. TM make good clubs, but you can't beat a Scotty

Just imagine if Scotty Cameron made drivers... 🤤

I think it might have been good to also compare it to the equivalent Anser-style putters from Ping & Odyssey. Personally, I think the entire "super premium" putter thing is a perfect example of the mental aspect of golf. Paying more for a putter shouldn't make you putt better, but many people will claim it does. Take the Scotty Cameron name off and hide the ability to see the weights (weight it the same, just have them built-in so you can't see them), tell the pros it is a budget no-name putter costing under $100, and then keep careful stats on how they putt...

That putting surface and projector are incredible!!!

Scotties are just bragging rights, and for those who have used them years on end you won't be able to break the habit haha Personally the cleveland frontline putter has really impressed me.

I had that same feeling when i first briefly tested and bought my first, and only, scotty cameron twenty yrs ago, a Newport style blade. Unmatched feel and balance. About seven yrs ago i bought a semi mallet face balanced putter and have been using it ever since. It is heavier in the head which is not quite to my liking but has served me well especially in the long putts. I still use the scotty occasionally but the face balanced one is more tolerant and produces better results for me in general. Not a fan of the current trend for heavy headed putters but clearly some feel better balanced than others, and the high end ones come with adjustable weights. It's hard work to choose a new putter these days and, given the high prices, it's probably better to look for a good custom fitting - but this too is not easy to find.

The Scotty Special Select Newport 2 putter I use was a gift from my dad. It replaced the John Daly CS 91 putter that came with the used set of clubs my friend Andrew got for me to start with. Needless to say, my Scotty will be a permanent fixture in the bag. Thanks, dad!

i have scotty camerom i brought over 30yrs ago from my local pro shop and that is my go to putter even today

It's the connected/soft responsive feel that you're talking about. I found my Scotty 3 weeks ago for a fantastic price and it felt so different from any other putter I tried. Picked it up, still terrible but with confidence 😅. Keep up the great reviews!

I have a mallet putter and just realised why my putting is rubbish most of the time - I need to spend £400 and not £20 on my putter - and then learn to use it of course! Great review Rick.

When I have a must make putt I pull out the old Billy Baroo. I always get the putt in the hole before the course gets blown up.

Magnet closures don't last if the headcover gets wet and the glue on the magnet lets go. Had to repair so many with Velcro to keep them useable. .... looks like there's a slight break in the putting green.

Here is my interpretation of the naming system for the Taylormade TP Reserve Putters (check out the putters and their spec sheets on the TM website to see for yourself): TR = TP Reserve, such that the TR-B11 expands to TP Reserve B11 The letter, B or M = Blade or Mallet The first number further specifies the head shape. There are 3 different Blade putter heads used in the TP Reserve lineup, signified by 1, 2, or 3. The TR-11 and the TR-13 share the same (Blade #1) head, while the TR-29 (Blade #2) and the TR31 (Blade #3) each have different head shapes. The Mallet putters also come in 3 different heads, signified by 2, 3, or 4. The second number signifies the type of hosel and is the same for both the Blade and Mallet models. 1 = L-Neck, 3 = Small Slant, 7 = Single Bend, 9 = Flow Neck. Putting all this together and breaking down each putter in the lineup: TR-B11 - TP Reserve Blade style #1 with an L-Neck TR-B13 - TP Reserve Blade style #1 with a Small Slant TR-B29 - TP Reserve Blade style #2 with a Flow Neck TR-B31 - TP Reserve Blade style #3 with a Single Bend TR-M21 - TP Reserve Mallet style #2 with an L-Neck TR-M27 - TP Reserve Mallet style #2 with a Single Bend TR-M33 - TP Reserve Mallet style #3 with a Small Slant TR-M37 - TP Reserve Mallet style #3 with a Single Bend TR-M47 - TP Reserve Mallet style #4 with a Single Bend "Why do the Mallet models start at 2?" So that the numbers found in the Blade (B) models aren't repeated in the Mallet (M) models. If the Mallet head shapes were signified by 1, 2, and 3 (like the Blade head shapes), there would be a TR-B11 and a TR-M11 (and 11 would actually be the only case of repeated numbers if this were the case, as the M lineup would consist of 11, 17, 23, 27, and 37). Having the Mallet models start at 2 means each putter can really be identified by just the numbers themselves. Personally, I'm willing to bet this is more for clarity within the digital systems used along TM's supply chain rather than reducing the confusion of the consumer.

I feel that with today's R&D, the difference in quality and performance between a SC Newport, TM Reserve, Toulon Design, Evnroll, Bettinardi, or any other premium line putter is purely subjective and individually dependent. Most want the Scotty because of the name recognition. With any putter, if it fits your eye and your stroke, it'll work.

Nice Review, I suggest on Putter-Reviews that a break putt / sort of pressure putt would be nice. A good putter also allows to putt under pressure more easily.

Got a Taylormade TP Hydroblast DelMonte this year felt better then the Scotty. Was half the cost, only complaint was the velcro cover.

Feel is the very reason I went with the Scotty. Used Ping Pal, Ping Zing, and Ping Anser for years. Scotty brings the best out of all of those and gave me the nice feel you're talking about. Thanks for the review Rick.

I LOVE the "Nice Putt" you get on the floor after you sink one lmao amazing design your place looks immaculate

Loveeeee my new Evnroll ER8V!!! Like night and day between my old Odyssey face balanced jailbird mini. And it was 120 bucks off because its being discontinued and the new one jus has 2 interchangeable weights and is 420 bucks instead…i got mine 330 with custom paint fill shipped. With only 2 rounds so far, I am sinking putts like crazy as before would miss left by a hair even short 3/4 footers. The confidence is already a game changer over the ball, and the alignment and shape i love looking down at it. Fantastic customer service and they took great care of me also. First saw Evnroll way back years ago on your channel. Glad i pulled the trigger on this one and its very comparable to a scotty and being on clearance it was a no brainer.

When I was I kid(98) I saved up all my birthday, chore, and Christmas money for a Scotty. I bought an Oil Can Newport 2 and haven’t used another putter since.

12:37 great use of the TV behind you!! Very clever

The naming convention for the Taylormade Reserve putters makes sense if you think about it. B = Blade M = Mallet First number is model number. Second number is the hosel style (1 is L-neck , 3 is small slant, 7 is single bend, 9 is flow-neck)

Loved seeing the other putters on the tv behind you when you mentioned them. Great touch.

Thanks for the review. One comment I rarely understand from many prolific golfers is about the price of these top end putters. They are willing to spend $600+ on a driver that they will use 12-14 times on a standard par 72 course, yet have trouble spending $300+ on putter that will be used 28-36 times on that same course.

This video is HEAVILY EDITED!!!! I’ve been watching Rick putt for years……no way…just no way!!😂😂😂😂😂😂

Love the point you made about price and that’s what I think it comes down too

Love the honesty Rick! Too many 'reviewers' harp on about all the benefits and performance in fear of their relationship with suppliers.

the putting green is incredible!!!!! keep up the good videos!

Love the review of course, I am using a SC Newport since 5 years, it was always my dream to own one (I play Golf since 30 years) then I was able to affort this club and I love it, I think I will use it for a very long time! I am not a person to swap Putters very often. In thos 30 years I owend one Ping Zing 2, an Odyssey and now the SC. I do not think that anyone is able to compeete with these Putters, they are amazing.

Just made my order on 2nd swing. Pieced together a good set after no golf for over a decade! Just at $300 but I still need a putter. I'd love to see this compared some other budget putters. I need more videos to help me pick a putter lol.

I‘m using the TP Ardmore Putter and im very confident with it on the green. Good review, good video.

I tested the TP Hydro blast putters last weekend and was pleased

Gotta try the new Mizuno putter, picked it up and the blue is amazing. Feel is incredible.

Love the zen putting green how cool. Look good in the living room

FS here. Had my eye on these Taylor made’s, so thanks for making this one Rick!

The putters looks nice but I will never change my putter It is a part of me. If It's not broke why get clubs just for the sake of it. No Scotty No Talormade for my bag.

I like the new studio and the possibilities! When you talked about the putters from other brands and they come up on the screen behind - it looks amazing.

That studio is beautiful, something for you and you're entire team to be proud of.

Nice review guys, You gotta see what you can do with the 'clunk' of the ball going in the hole, and if there's a way to get it closer to the satisfying 'click-click-click' of a hold on a golf course. I'm sure there's limitations to what can be accommodated on the platform, but surely there's a way to get it closer. Looking forward to more great reviews!

Your comment on the naming got me thinking. You mentioned the Taylormade Stealth, here in the States, the 3 putters you tested are all the names of military airplanes. Not sure if Taylormade did that on purpose, but I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. 😉

The new studio is so clean and sharp, that combined with the rear lighting, at times Rick looks like he's on a greenscreen and I can't unsee it.

I love the way you talk about tiger with scotty and then add a photo of him with a ping putter 😅😂

I learned that the Brand of the Putter doesn’t matter, the right headshape and weight is what really counts. Awesome video rick looking forward to more reviews

my whole bag of clubs doesn't cost as much as the TM putter alone. My putter is 1976 model, just lenghtened the shaft for an arm lock, and it works well...

Love it. Plz let us hear a bit more details to that putting facility. It looks like a lot of possibilities 😉

That putting green is so cool. I need that in my house!

Really enjoy more comparisons between other products in the videos on here. Would love to see a review of graphite putter shafts like the KBS GPS 2.0 shaft to see if they actually make a difference.

It's interesting to watch this. I think the sound and feel of the Taylormade putters is better than the Scotty Cameron putters. To me, the quieter/softer sound of the TM is preferred over the clickier/harder sound of the SC. Just goes to show that people's personal preferences have to be accounted for in the fitting process. The grooves on the TM putters are likely what gives the softer/quieter feeling. Great review and really enjoy the new studio!

Love my hydroblast armlock TaylorMade. Want the b31 and switch out every now and then

Perfect studio for Simulator Golf Tour content!

I love the new test bay! As for the new Taylormade Reserve putters. Very well done. I recently replaced an Anser / Newport 2 style putter with a Scotty Super Select Newport 2.5+. Really a nice putter. The 2.5 was a better putter for the greens / courses I frequent most. I did try the new high end Wilson, Evnroll and Cleveland putters, but the Scotty performed better for me. Shortly after my purchase, Taylormade introduced their Reserve line. I spent a great deal of time at the putting bay with my son going back and forth with several high end milled putters. All very nice. He bought the B13. So after multiple rounds of on course putting and comparison putting, it was obvious I putt better with my sons B13. It rolls the ball online better for me. The good news for me is that my shop has a 90 day return guarantee. I swapped out the Scotty for the Taylormade. The price difference was a box of Pro V1’s. For me, the Taylormade stood out as my best performance option. And the Taylormade grip fits better in hand. And the head cover is classy AND VELCRO FREE. I hate Velcro closures. Good luck to all avoiding the putter Merry-Go-Round.

I've just picked up a cleveland frontline elevado putter for £99 from my local golf shop, spent 2 hours trying out putters including the big names like scotty cameron and honestly this one seemed just as good if not better than anything that was more expensive.

I love the call out on the terrible names. Haha. You’re right.

Putters are something I've played about with buying second hand or from charity shops, and currently have a Taylormade White Smoke, love the feel, so if they have anything similar would be ace

Excellent review. I have tried several putters including the new Scotty Cameron and TM. I was able to hit more balls, with less drama into the cup from 5-25 feet with the SC Newport 2.

I use a knox bullseye from the 80s Can’t putt with anything else and I’ve tried Feel is the most important and confidence I say no matter what u use

Mby i will consider one of those. Goong to upgrade the putter in my beginner set. Loved the video.

I think another nice element to these reviews would be to maybe get guests or even just average golfers to try out these products to see if their opinions are similar or different (maybe due to skill level etc) to Ricks.

I really appreciate your honest reviews of everything you test, this sets you far apart from everyone else

Hi Rick! Can you maybe make a GOLFBIDDER second hand club(s) review and see how they perform compared to new(er) clubs? Maybe also second hand golf balls

Cant beat a timeless classic

Naming... TR - XYZ TR - TaylorMade Reserve X - B(lade) or M(allet) Y - 1,2,3,4 - assigned to a specific head style Z - 1,3,7,9 - assigned to a specific hosel style

Not going to lie, if I can spend that much on a Taylormade, I’m spending a little more and getting a Scottie Cameron

Now compare the Lab putters. You could also now include this new studio in build your bag series for all clubs including putter

Enjoying the reviews! I’ve had a blade putter forever but curious if the weight of a mallet would help or not, yet so many mallet options. Keep it up!

Definitely interested in seeing more of both budget and high end "internet" or "Instagram" brands get an in-depth review. Is Robin or Stix any good? Are Lazrus wedges worth checking out? On the other end of the spectrum, is a $500-600 putter from LAB Golf worth your time over a Scotty or higher end Odyssey? Love the channel, keep up the great stuff!

Rick, please try some of the LA Golf putters. I used them at the NJ LIV tournament and they were incredible. Composite head felt so amazing.

Rick needs to add one more test to putter reviews. How well does the backside of the putter scoop up a ball. That's the most important part if your round includes a lot of gimmes or you give up after making double par.

The reason the middle tp reserve felt like it was closing through impact is because it is face balanced vs heel toe weighted like the first and second putter.

I went and putted with every putter at PGA tour superstore with no real budget and a plan to buy a tp reserve or scotty. What worked best for me was a $180 spyder gt rollback. The more I tried putters I realized I do miss the sweet spot on some putts and the rollback was spot on. Big plus is its so cheap i dont need to use a headcover just throw it in the bag no worries

The feel of the putter would also be down to the individual. Especially if one is a beginner. When I started playing beginners were quite happy with the ambidextrous putters whilst low handicappers and pros seemed to like putters with the shape of the Scottie Cameron. Now putters must have inserts for low handicappers and pros for them to be able to 'feel' the putter strike the ball.

I have the exact Newport Scotty for my 18th birthday. Gonna stay in my bag for the rest of my life. One bright side of an expensive putter is you feel the need to practice with it, so it has made me better technically😂.