TP Juno

The TaylorMade TP Juno is a blade style putter, as planetgolfreview.com describes it, built around full shaft offset and a single sightline alignment aid on the top line. The publication's reporting has the face carrying a 6061 aluminium insert set into a 303 stainless steel body, finished in what it calls a tour satin finish, with skim milling on the face. That same review lists two 10g weights in the sole, a 3.5 degree loft, and a 35 inch length, and gives the toe hang two different figures within its own reporting, once as 35 degree and elsewhere as simply slight toe hang. That's worth flagging as a discrepancy in the source rather than something we can resolve here.

On feel, the reception has been warm. One reviewer praised the feel of the putter and called it a no nonsense look at address, adding that the shaft works its way into you helping get over the ball. Planetgolfreview.com's own writeup lands in the same place: I really enjoyed everything about the design, the feel and the results the Juno gave me. Both accounts point toward a blade that reads plainly at setup and rewards the eye once you're standing over it, though neither is a claim this Record can verify beyond what's been reported.