Ghost TM 110

The TaylorMade Ghost TM 110 arrived in 2013 as an Anser-style putter finished in bright white, according to best-putter.com, which describes it as a square-designed Anser carrying three aimlines on the back of the head. That combination, a squared-off Anser silhouette in a stark white finish, is the defining look of this release, and it's the thing most reviewers came back to.

The reception on record is split down a fairly consistent line. best-putter.com's own coverage leans positive, repeatedly calling it a "Beautiful square-designed Anser with great aimlines - well worth a look!" A separate mixed take from the same outlet praised the squareness of the design for making alignment easy and building confidence over the ball, and called the roll very good, but flagged feel as a soft spot: "the only slight negative was the feel." Community opinion held elsewhere echoes that same fault line, praising the aimlines and the beautiful design while criticizing a hard, clicky contact at impact, with some noting that the white paint flakes off on used copies.

Against its own line, the TM 110 reads as the white-finish original before TaylorMade revisited the Ghost concept in black in 2015, per best-putter.com. Within the 2013 release itself, the record shows a putter whose visual case, square Anser lines, aimlines, bright white paint, is not seriously disputed, while its in-hand feel is the one point reviewers keep returning to and disagreeing on how much it matters.