Spider Tour X

The 2026 Spider Tour X sits inside TaylorMade's Spider Tour line as the more compact-headed variant, distinguished, according to golfalot.com, by a head smaller than the standard Spider Tour and a Pure Roll insert made from a combination of Surlyn and aluminium rather than a milled face. That same report lists a Torched PVD finish, a half-shaft offset, and 30 degrees of toe hang, with grooves it describes as specifically angled to encourage forward roll. Buyers could reportedly choose between L-Neck, Small Slant, and Double Bend neck configurations, in 33, 34, and 35 inch lengths, paired with a KBS CT Putter 120 Stepless Black shaft and a SuperStroke Pistol 1.0 grip. Golfalot.com also puts the RRP at £299.

Reviewer opinion on this release is mixed on feel and touch even where it agrees on alignment. Community and reviewer notes cited praise the clear alignment through what golfalot.com calls the True Path alignment, or the Single Sight Line, along with a balanced, comfortable feel and a satisfying click at impact. Golfalot.com went further, calling it easy to see why it's the most popular mallet putter in the game and adding that if I do decide to part with my blade putter, this is what I'd go for. Against that, the same body of opinion flagged the face as slightly clickier than milled-face alternatives, noted less manipulation available for golfers working breaking putts, and found the grip a little thicker than preferred, a reminder that the Pure Roll insert's polymer face draws a different response underfoot than a milled one even from within a single review.

The Spider Tour name carries history in TaylorMade's own materials, where the Spider Tour Red was described as delivering Tour-proven performance to every golfer, with perimeter weighting for added stability and a removed sightline to zero in the player's focus, and a Pure Roll insert combining 45° grooves with a softer polymer to increase topspin and improve forward roll across varying surfaces. The 2026 Spider Tour X carries that insert concept forward according to golfalot.com's reporting, now in the smaller-headed X form and updated with the Hybrar material used behind the face to dampen unwanted vibrations.