Spider Tour V

The Spider Tour V sits within TaylorMade's Spider Tour line, distinguished from the standard Spider Tour Red by its finish and, per the maker's own page for the related Spider Tour Red, a shared design language: perimeter weighting for stability, a removed sightline meant to narrow the player's focus, and the Pure Roll insert, which the maker describes as combining "45° grooves with a softer polymer to increase topspin and improve forward roll across varying surfaces." That page also notes the Red version was played by Jason Day and Dustin Johnson, tying the family to Tour use.

On the Spider Tour V specifically, incred.golf reports that the putter was included in its robotic testing and named it as part of a head to head comparison. Nothing in that reporting is presented as an established figure, and the publication's own numbers behind the testing aren't part of what's in front of us here. What we hold is the fact of its inclusion: TaylorMade positioned the V as part of the same Spider Tour family that carried the Pure Roll insert and perimeter weighting into robotic and Tour scrutiny alike.