Tourismo

The Rossa Tourismo line, as we hold it, runs a single release: the High MOI putter that reached the market in 2007. There is no earlier or later entry in our files to trace a lineage against, so what we have is a single data point rather than an arc, and it's worth treating it that way.

thegolfwire.com reported that the Tourismo carried a wire-frame head shaped like a reverse trapezoid, with weight pushed out to 37 millimeters from the putterface, a design meant to chase what the same outlet described as extremely high MOI. That framing, high MOI as the whole point of the head, lines up with the category the publication assigned it: High MOI. It's a design logic that reads as a period piece, a putter built around a stat rather than a shape, which was the direction that segment of the market was leaning in 2007.

thegolfwire.com also put the release date at June 1 and the price at 149 USD. None of this comes from TaylorMade's own materials as we hold them, so it stands as one publication's reporting on the putter rather than a maker-confirmed record.

With one release on the books, the Tourismo name in our files is really the story of that single putter rather than a line that evolved across years. Anyone looking for how the High MOI idea changed, or didn't, over subsequent seasons won't find that thread here, because we don't hold a second chapter.