Best Specs & Features
True Path Alignment with Milling
Multi-Material Build (Steel/Alum)
Available in Std, Counter, Long
Forward CG with Low Onset
5K MOI Zero Torque Design
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True Path Alignment with Milling
Multi-Material Build (Steel/Alum)
Available in Std, Counter, Long
Forward CG with Low Onset
5K MOI Zero Torque Design
Instantly frames the ball at address
Easy roll without the need for manipulation
Feels balanced and ultra stable
Stunning electric blue sole & headcover
Rolls pure even with zero warm-up
Not ideal for toe-flow stroke styles
Limited color options (for now)
Pure Roll insert takes time to master
Some may struggle with speed at first
TaylorMade’s Spider ZT is a jaw-droppingly beautiful, zero-torque putter that blends stability, forgiveness, and innovation into a package that feels tour-ready right out of the box.
If you’ve ever wanted the high-MOI forgiveness of a Spider with the stroke-simplifying advantages of zero-torque design, the Spider ZT might be your new obsession. Packed with thoughtful engineering, a sleek and premium look, and multiple length options (including counterbalance and long versions), the ZT makes a strong case for being the most exciting addition to the Spider line since its inception. I tried it out and with little warning was stunned by how quickly I wanted this to be my putter of choice!
Let’s break this down in detail and put the 2025 Studio Style to the test across eight key categories:
The ZT arrives dressed to impress. From the Spidey-inspired electric blue headcover to the premium milled body, this putter screams tour-level quality and attention to detail. Right away I was getting compliments from my 4-some!
Yes. Straight from the trunk to the first green, the Spider ZT delivered clean, on-line rolls with no practice. If you've dabbled in zero-torque before, the transition is smooth. If not, the learning curve is short and satisfying.
Set it down behind the ball and it practically whispers, “You got this.” The square setup, stable weighting, and True Path alignment build instant trust when you stand over a putt.
Thanks to a milled multi-material construction and True Path alignment, finding center-face is almost automatic—especially inside 15 feet. Distance control may need tweaking early on, but even slightly off-center hits stay on line with very little distance loss.
The True Path milling lines and top sightline are more
subtle than past Spider models but still ultra-effective.
It frames the ball beautifully and simplifies the aiming process and keeps the
stroke honest.
With MOI over 5,000 and heel-toe weighting that doesn’t quit, the Spider ZT makes mishits look better than they deserve. Distance might vary slightly on poor strokes, but line should remain. While it won't fix bad reads, it does clean up minor mechanical sins impressively well.
If you're a hands-heavy putter or rely on toe-flow, this might feel awkward at first. But if you’re a "keep it square, keep it simple" kind of golfer—or willing to become one—this putter is your dream date.
This isn’t a test model—it’s a full-blown gamer. Between the sleek design, top-tier forgiveness, and simplicity of the stroke, the ZT is one I would consider spending that hard earned money on to become my go to putter.
TaylorMade’s Spider ZT isn’t just a bold cosmetic update or a gimmicky leap into the zero-torque trend—it’s a serious tool engineered from the ground up with performance in mind. With its reworked geometry, clever CG placement, and iconic Spider DNA, it hits the sweet spot between cutting-edge and familiar. If you're already a Spider loyalist or even just ZT-curious, this is the putter you test, fall in love with, and likely commit to for a long time.
Final Thought: Hey...if a Spider putter is good enough for Scottie and Rory, then I guess it's good enough for me!!