
Golf Monthly
UK magazine, season-long testing
Loved it“you're going to really struggle to beat the TaylorMade Spider Tour X this year”
The winner of the high-MOI mallet category, hugely stable and forgiving with superb True Path alignment.
+ the facts · 4 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Rear-weighted system gives outstanding stability and forgiveness
- +True Path alignment slightly smaller than a ball focuses your line
- +Pure Roll insert gets the ball rolling quickly
- −Lively insert takes some getting used to
For: Golfers struggling with strike consistency and pace control

National Club Golfer
UK magazine, hands-on club testing
Loved it“really consistent, really loved by everyone”
Second overall and a panel favourite, a consistent, forgiving, easy-to-align mallet.
+ the facts · 3 pros− the facts
- +Won most forgiving and most stable mallet
- +Very easy to line up
- +Consistent across all testers
For: Mallet players who rely on a strong alignment aid

Today's Golfer
UK magazine, robot + human testing
Loved it“the Spider Tour X won last year”
Second in the mallet category and last year's winner, an oversized ultra-stable mallet that also earned a tester's full marks.
+ the facts · 3 pros · 1 cons− the facts
- +Very stable, oversized profile
- +Pure Roll insert
- +Great alignment
- −More head than some players need
For: Players wanting maximum forgiveness and an oversized, inspiring shape

2nd Swing Golf
Master fitters, Trackman-heavy testing
Liked it“Tour X is definitely the most popular played one played on tour”
The most popular and most-asked-about Spider on tour and in stores, combining mallet forgiveness with toe flow that eases blade players into a mallet.
+ the facts · 3 pros− the facts
- +Toe flow suits slight-arc strokes, easing the blade-to-mallet transition
- +Mallet forgiveness plus the Pure Roll insert in a smaller head than the Spider Tour
- +Torched PVD finish with single sight line looks cleaner and less busy than True Path to the tester
For: Slight-arc putters, especially traditional blade players moving into a mallet.