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TaylorMade Spider ZT Putter — Used Value & Resale Guide

Released in 2025, the TaylorMade Spider ZT brought toe-up balance and a low-torque configuration to the Spider family while retaining its high-MOI mallet shape. TCV tracks completed private-market Spider ZT sales to show what these putters are worth used.

About the TaylorMade Spider ZT

TaylorMade announced Spider ZT in May 2025, with standard retail availability beginning in June. The standard version combines a 303 stainless-steel front structure with a lighter 6061 aluminum rear section. Perimeter weighting supports the high-MOI mallet shape, while the toe-up shaft and hosel geometry is designed to reduce rotation through the stroke.

Standard specifications include 33-, 34-, and 35-inch lengths, 2.5° loft, 70° lie, a 370g head, a KBS CT Putter 120 Stepless Black shaft, and an off-axis SuperStroke grip. The Pure Roll insert uses a Surlyn/aluminum construction with angled grooves, and True Path alignment remains part of the design. Counterbalance and Long versions use different builds and are not pooled here.