Rossa Monza Corza

The 2004 Rossa Monza Corza is a center shafted mallet from TaylorMade's Rossa line, built around a movable weight system that let the player swap between two weighted cartridges to change head weight. The maker's page lists this as Moveable Weight Technology, or MWT, paired with the Anti-skid Groove System Insert, described as AGSI. The head carries no hosel, and the maker's stated stroke type is face balanced and straight, which tracks with the center shafted, mallet-forward layout.

On record, the release shipped at 33.0 inches with a steel shaft and a listed MSRP of 169.99. thehackersparadise.com has reported the putter as crafted by Kia Ma, though that credit comes from the publication rather than the maker and should be read as such.

Within the Rossa line, the Monza Corza sits as one of the mallet entries built to showcase TaylorMade's weight-swapping approach and insert work from that era, distinguishing it from the more traditional blade shaping found elsewhere in Rossa's catalog.