Rossa Corzina

The Rossa Corzina line holds two releases on record, and what we hold points to a lineage built on variation rather than a single fixed shape. The 2007 High MOI edition is the better documented of the two: thegolfwire.com described it as a smaller version of the popular Corza, placing it within TaylorMade's Rossa family as a scaled-down take on an existing shape rather than an entirely new design, and reported it arriving with a June 1 availability date at an MSRP of 149 USD.

The second release in the line, listed simply as Rossa Corzina, is thinner on record. putterzone.com reported it as a belly putter, which marks a real departure in format from the 2007 High MOI model. Whether this belly version came before or after the 2007 edition isn't something our rows establish on their own, but the two releases together show a line that moved between at least two distinct categories, a High MOI head at one end and a belly-length build at the other.

Taken together, the Rossa Corzina name covered more ground than a single putter shape or a single length. From a compact, high MOI head pitched as a smaller sibling to the Corza, to a belly putter carrying the same Corzina name, the line reads as one that TaylorMade was willing to stretch across categories rather than hold to one format.