Rossa (putter_id=11)

The TaylorMade Rossa on record here is a standard mallet, and golfclubspec.com's reporting fills in the shape of it: a Titallium insert, a half shaft offset, a double bend shaft, and no hosel to speak of. That combination points to a putter built for a face-forward, mallet-balanced roll rather than a toe-hang blade feel, though that's a reader's inference from the specs, not a claim we're making outright.

Golfclubspec.com also credits this release with Movable Weight Technology, which places it alongside the era's push toward adjustable, fitted putter heads rather than a fixed single-weight casting. The Tour satin finish and the Rossa Red/Black Pistol grip round out the cosmetic package as reported, giving the putter a distinct look tied to the Rossa line's branding.

Everything above comes from a single third-party source rather than TaylorMade's own materials or a Putter Talk review, so treat the details as one outlet's account of the club rather than settled fact. Within the Rossa line, this release reads as a mallet built around insert technology and weight adjustability, which is the throughline worth checking against other Rossa entries if you're trying to place it in the family.