Rossa TP

The record holds a single entry for the Rossa TP line: the TP by KiaMa, dated to 2008. Whatever came before or after it in TaylorMade's Rossa catalog isn't part of what we hold, so this is a one-year snapshot rather than a full arc, and it's worth reading that way.

By thehackersparadise.com's account, the TP by KiaMa carried a designer credit to Kia Ma, a 1020 carbon steel body finished in Midnight Black, and a 100% carbon-milled face said to be CNC-milled across every surface to a satiny smoothness. These are the publication's reported specifications, not verified figures, and they should be weighed as such.

The review itself, credited to KiaMa at thehackersparadise.com in 2008, came back positive: silky smooth feel, gorgeous aesthetics, and, in the reviewer's words, the history behind them all truly put them in a class by themselves. That combination of feel and looks is the throughline the record shows for this putter, though it comes from one outlet's hands-on impression rather than from TaylorMade or from Putter Talk's own testing.

With only the 2008 KiaMa edition on file, there's no second or third release here to trace a line's evolution against. What the record shows is a single, well-regarded snapshot of the Rossa TP name, and readers looking for its fuller history will need to look past what's held here.