Spider GTx

The Spider GTx arrived in 2023 as part of TaylorMade's Spider GT family, sitting alongside the standard Spider GT as a variant built with more weight shifted rearward for what the maker's page lists as extra forgiveness. That back-heavy weighting pairs with a lightweight, aluminum construction, the maker's page lists, a combination aimed at pushing stability without piling on head mass.

On the fitting side, the GTx keeps the family's hosel flexibility, with the maker's page listing Small Slant, Single Blend, Armlock, and Center Shaft options, and it carries the Pure Roll2 insert and True Path alignment that the maker's page lists across the line. Those are the pieces on record for this specific release; the broader GT prose we hold, including the tour rep's rundown of five neck options and four colorways, speaks to the original Spider GT rather than to the GTx by name.

Reviewers who handled the GTx pointed to its stability and the deeper CG as the reasons it plays the way it does, with globalgolf.com writing plainly that you'll likely see these TaylorMade Spider putters popping up on tour, and this is one bandwagon we don't mind joining, late or not. That's a third party's read on the putter's tour credibility, not a claim TaylorMade or this Record has verified, but it lines up with the deeper-CG, more-forgiving profile the spec sheet describes.