Spider GT RollBack

The Spider GT RollBack came out in 2022 as one of the mallet options in TaylorMade's Spider GT line, sharing what globalgolf.com describes as largely the same design as the Spider GT Notchback, with the maker's page noting three lines for easier and more consistent alignment down the top. Where the Notchback is built for a straighter stroke, the RollBack carries some toe hang, per globalgolf.com, positioning it for players with a bit more arc.

The construction reported by tgw.com centers on a multi-material build: a top plate of 6061 aluminum, steel side weights, and a PureRoll2 face insert made of TPU urethane with silver aluminum beams at a 45° angle. National Club Golfer's reporting adds detail on the sole and hosel, describing a new tri-sole design, an 80 gram tungsten stability bar, a short slant hosel with a single-bend hosel also available, and 21 degrees of toe hang, a figure that reads a bit more precise than globalgolf.com's looser "some toe hang." Nationalclubgolfer.com also notes the classic half-moon shaping and a contrasting black sight line atop the anodised 6061 aluminium top. Colorways, per tgw.com, run to black, red, and silver finishes.

On the course, reviewers came away favorable. tgw.com's Rick noted the great roll these putters produced right away, and globalgolf.com's writeup centered on how the Rollback improves alignment. Community sentiment tracked the same lines, with praise circling around great roll, forgiveness, and stability, though none of that is a house finding, just what the outlets and the room said with the putter in hand.