2005 Rossa CGB Daytona 1 Putter

The 2005 Rossa CGB Daytona 1 is a blade head within a Rossa CGB lineup that the maker's page lists as offering four head shapes, three blades and one half mallet. The Daytona 1 is the blade of that group.

The defining feature the maker's page lists is the CGB technology itself, described as rods and plugs to help shift the CG lower and further back, paired with a Titallium designed face insert cut with 12 uniquely shaped CNC-milled grooves. The maker's page attributes the insert's function to reducing skid and bounce, giving what it describes as a smooth roll with superior distance control and accuracy.

Against the rest of the CGB Daytona family, the Daytona 1 represents the traditional end of the shape offering, a blade sitting alongside two other blades and the half mallet within the same weighting concept. What the maker's page holds is the technology story: the CG placement and the face insert. The rest of what distinguishes this head from its Daytona siblings within the line is not on record here.