Spider putters are one of the most used putters on tour and in the amateur world. It is the winningest putter on the PGA Tour with, at the time of writing this, the top 4 in the world golf rankings all using Spider putters, including both Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler. The Spider putter has a range of variations but all are typically mallet putters with great balance, alignment and feel off the blade.

It depends greatly on which model you're buying, ho old it is and what condition it is in. A new premium Taylormade putter will cost at least 1500 AED A used Taylormade putter will cost significantly less, typically between 250 and 1000 AED, depending on the factors mentioned above.

Yes, Taylormade putters are available in a wide variety of head shapes. From TP collection blades to all the different types of Spider models including the Spider Tours, Spider GTs and the new Spider ZT. There's a Taylormade putter shape for everyone out there.

A mallet is a type of putter with a larger, often rounded or oversized clubhead compared to a traditional blade putter. Mallet putters are designed to provide more stability, forgiveness and alignment assistance.

A blade putter is a traditional style of putter with a slimmer, more compact head compared to a mallet. Typically considered less forgiving but provide greater feel, feedback and distance control.

Several golf brands now make versions of zero torque putters. Although first introduced by L.A.B golf. Taylormade, Callaway, PING and Scotty Cameron have all followed suit and made their own unique adaptations.

With the trend of Zero Torque putters taking off, all the major golf brands rushed to make their own versions, and the Spider ZT is Taylormade's model. The Zero Torque design is built to help prevent face rotation through the stroke so you get a more consistent stroke on the greens.