TaylorMade launches their new TP Reserve milled putter line.All putters are CNC milled from 303 stainless steel.Both mallets and blades will feature multiple neck options.At shops June 23 with a MSRP of $399.99
Today, TaylorMade announced their new TP Reserve milled putter line. This announcement was quite a surprise for several reasons.
First, it’s the middle of summer. Companies may occasionally roll out a new club or two during the summer months but releasing a whole line is very unusual. Typically, we see this kind of release around PGA Show time in January. To see a release this significant in June is shocking.
Moreover, the milled construction of the TP Reserve putter line is outside the scope of recent TaylorMade putter releases. TaylorMade’s last milled putter line, the TP by Kia Ma putter line, released way back in 2010. In human years, 13 years is a long time. In golf gear years, 13 years is an eternity.
For reference, your other TaylorMade gear from 2010 would have included the Burner Superfast driver and Burner 2.0 irons.
Kindergarten through High School With No Milled TaylorMade Putters
A 13-year production gap is a significant one and it brings up some questions. The obvious one is why did TaylorMade stop making milled putters? More importantly, what motivated TaylorMade to re-enter the milled putter market?






















































