Scottie Scheffler’s putter wins a lot. Here’s how to get one yourself

Another win for Scottie Scheffler means another win for the TaylorMade Spider putter family.

Scheffler ran away from the field at Royal Portrush, finishing at 17 under for a four-shot victory and his fourth major title, but also the 25th win in the last two years for a TaylorMade Spider putter.

The TaylorMade Spider family has been around for over a decade, and it’s been one of the top putters on the PGA Tour in that time, but ever since Scheffler switched to the mallet in 2024, it’s been on an absolute heater.

Scheffler has picked up 11 PGA Tour victories (plus two additional worldwide wins, including the Olympics) in that time and Rory McIlroy has won another five times with a Spider, too. But overall, the putter family has an astounding 25 PGA Tour wins since January 2024.

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That comes from both TaylorMade staffers like Scheffler, McIlroy and Karl Villips and non-contracted players like Nick Taylor, Shane Lowry and most recently, Chris Gotterup.

Brian Harman won earlier this season with the newest member of the Spider family, the Spider ZT, in a counterbalance configuration.

Women’s World No. 1 Nelly Korda is also gaming the Spider Tour V.

There are several reasons why many players are drawn to the Spider family, from the Pure Roll insert to the various configurations available, including alignment aids, weighting, neck styles, and more, which allow players to customize a Spider to their exact needs.

This week at Portrush, that all paid off for Scheffler who gained a whopping 8.52 strokes on the greens and went 48-for-49 from inside five feet.

Scheffler is still in the same Spider Tour X L-neck that he switched to last March. It features a full sightline and True Path alignment aid, and measures 35.5 inches with a 72-degree lie angle and 3-degree loft.

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