Chaska

The Chaska name in TaylorMade's TP lineup centers on a mallet head finished in Hydro Blast, and the record holds two releases carrying it. The 2021 TP Hydro Blast Chaska, verified by golf.com as wearing that Hydro Blast finish, is described by Golf Monthly as a design that revisits the original TaylorMade Corza Ghost, built in 303 stainless steel with a White Pure Roll insert. Golf Monthly also notes a circular alignment aid at the back of the head paired with three sight-lines on top, and Golf.com places its release at a $200 USD price point.

A second entry, the TP Hydroblast Chaska, carries the same finish language into its name without a listed year attached in these rows. TGW.com describes it as a mallet shape on a face-balanced single bend hosel, recommended for a straight-back, straight-through stroke, with three alignment lines set into the topline. The construction details TGW reports, the face-balanced hosel and the mallet geometry, track closely with the alignment-and-mallet identity Golf Monthly assigned the 2021 release, suggesting a line built around a consistent Hydro Blast mallet template rather than a single standalone putter.

Across both entries, the throughline is the finish itself. Every source touching this line, whether reporting on the 2021 model or the plain Hydroblast edition, returns to the same Hydro Blast treatment and the same mallet-with-alignment-aid approach, giving the Chaska name a identifiable shape even as the individual release pages carry the fuller spec detail.