TP Collection Soto

The Soto name runs two model years in the record, 2016 and 2017, both built around a blade-style putter rather than a mallet. The maker's page for the 2016 TP Collection Soto lists it as a blade-style putter with a classic and clean design, right handed, 34.0 in, steel shaft, with a single sightline on the back cavity as its alignment aid.

By 2017, the line dropped the "TP Collection" prefix and was simply called Soto. Golfretailing.com's coverage described it as a classically designed blade putter with heel-toe weighting, carrying a classic scalloped hosel for a slightly lighter weight, and a shape described as short, rounded and soft edges with a single sightline in the back cavity. That single sightline detail echoes what the maker's page held for the 2016 release, suggesting continuity in the visual approach even as other details shifted. Golfretailing.com also reported two 10 gram sole weights on the 2017 version and put its retail availability at March 2017.

Across its two years, the Soto held to a blade identity with a single back-cavity sightline as its through-line, while the surrounding details, from hosel style to sole weighting, come to us from different sources at different tiers. Readers weighing the two releases against each other should note that the 2016 facts come from the maker's own page while the 2017 facts come from a publication's reporting, not from TaylorMade directly.