They found three key ways to alter the moment of inertia. They used a stainless steel wire-frame head. This head was previously used in the Monza Corza. This allowed them to increase the weight at the perimeter. This added stability on miss hits. Putter heads would not twist during a miss hit when the impact is at the head or toe. The core was replaced by aluminum. This core is strong and sturdy and puts the extra weight near the perimeter. They also added the signature Taylormade Rossa Monza Spider “wings” into which the Movable Weight Cartridges (MWT) was inserted. This allows for most of the weight to be concentrated far from the face. This moves the center of gravity behind the face increasing the moment of inertia and stability. The MWTs also offer the option of customization of the putter. Weights are easily interchangeable to satisfy each individual golfer.

The TaylorMade Monza Spider Mallet Putter was tested against the normal range of putters. The Monza Spider performed admirably. The results prove that the Spider is the better putter. The performance on miss hits of the Spider is much superior compared to the other putters with high-MOI. The quality of the Monza Spider is evident especially when the impact is away from the center and closer to the toe or the heel. The high-MOI of the Monza Spider helps maintain consistency when putting from long range even though the ball may have been struck off center.

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