TaylorMade SYSTM2 Putters Feature 5 New Models (Reviewed)

Pros & Cons

✅ True‑milled 303 stainless steel heads that feel solid and refined at impact
✅ Pure Roll+ face insert with steel backing giving excellent speed control and a crisp yet soft roll
✅ Multiple neck bends per model (plumber’s, single‑bend, double‑bend, L‑neck) so you can match stroke shape and lie
✅ Classic‑style silhouettes that look familiar to traditional blade and mid‑mallet players
✅ Black ion and brushed steel finishes giving a premium, tour‑ready look
❌ Premium pricing that sits above many mainstream blades and mini‑mallets
❌ Limited alignment customization compared with some bespoke brands

TaylorMade SYSTM2 Soto Putter Design & Features

The TaylorMade SYSTM2 Soto is the most traditional blade in the lineup, echoing the classic Anser‑style silhouette that many blade‑loving players still prefer.

Milled from 303 stainless steel and finished in either black ion or brushed steel, the head sits compact behind the ball with a thin topline, narrow flange and subtle offset that feels familiar at address.

The Soto Short Curve has a short‑curve hosel and offers moderate toe hang and a smooth arc, making it ideal for players who like to see the head rotate but still want a classic, compact look.

The slightly curved neck drops below the topline, promoting a natural, rolling stroke with enough feedback to suit better players.

The Soto L‑Neck version shifts the shaft closer to the heel and increases the hosel angle, giving a more upright lie and a straighter‑stroke path.

This setup suits players who hover the putter slightly or play the ball a bit back, as it reduces toe‑hang and encourages a more neutral, face‑down feel while still retaining the Soto’s compact shape.

Both versions use the Pure Roll+ face insert, providing a soft yet feedback‑rich roll and noticeably better speed consistency on off‑centre strikes than a pure‑tour‑style blade.

TaylorMade SYSTM2 Juno Putter Design & Features

The TaylorMade SYSTM2 Juno has the compact footprint of a blade with the rounded back flange and softer profile of a tour‑favourite mid‑mallet.

Milled from 303 stainless steel and fitted with the Pure Roll+ face insert, the Juno delivers a smooth, click‑and‑roll feel that’s more forgiving than a pure blade but still sensitive enough for players who like to feel the head work through the stroke.

The Juno Short Curve hosel provides moderate to noticeable toe hang and a comfortable arc, making it ideal for players who want classic blade‑style rotation with a slightly more rounded, forgiving head.

The compact shape and clean lines give a confident look at address, while the rounded flange and rear weighting help smooth out minor mishits.

The Juno L‑Neck version lifts the hosel angle and brings the shaft closer to vertical, giving a more upright lie and a straighter‑stroke setup.

This suits players who prefer less face rotation and a more neutral, face‑down position at impact, while still retaining the Juno’s compact, palm‑friendly outline.

The Pure Roll+ insert keeps the roll predictable and consistent, making this one of the most versatile blade options in the SYSTM2 range.

TaylorMade SYSTM2 Del Monte Putter Design & Features

The TaylorMade SYSTM2 Del Monte is the wide‑body blade in the SYSTM2 range and sits as a more like a forgiving blade with extra flange mass than a true mallet.

Milled from premium 304 stainless steel and finished in a two‑tone satin‑silver front with black PVD rear, the Del Monte has a clean, slightly elongated blade profile with a deeper back‑flange and a deeper‑set CG for enhanced stability.

The head still reads as a blade at address, with a thin‑ish topline and minimal offset, but the extended rear section broadens the head and improves forgiveness on toe‑ and heel‑misses.

The Del Monte short‑curve” setup gives the putter a moderate arc and a touch of toe‑hang, making it ideal for players who want classic blade rotation with a bit more meat behind the ball.

The hosel bends under the topline, encouraging a natural rolling stroke while the milled face and groove‑cut insert deliver a soft, feedback‑rich roll.

The Del Monte L‑Neck version moves the shaft closer to the heel and increases the hosel angle, giving a more upright lie and a slightly more pronounced toe‑hang for an arcing stroke.

TaylorMade markets this hosel as one that allows the toe to “rotate closed” naturally through impact, which suits players who like to release the face and still want that wide‑body blade look and added stability.

Both Del Monte hosels sit firmly in the blade‑to‑mid‑mallet visual family, not the full‑mallet category.

TaylorMade SYSTM2 Bandon Putter Design & Features

The TaylorMade SYSTM2 Bandon is a traditional mid‑mallet that blends a compact mallet shape with a classic, slightly rounded outline.

It’s built for players who want more stability than a blade but still prefer a palm‑friendly, compact head rather than a large fang‑style design.

The head is crafted from 304 stainless steel with a precision‑milled face and grooves for consistent feel and a slightly firmer, click‑and‑roll character.

The two‑tone finish – satin‑scratch silver front and black PVD back – is designed to contrast cleanly at address, helping you frame the ball and square the face without cluttered lines.

The Bandon short‑curve / short‑slant hosel creates around 33 degrees of toe‑hang, giving a clear arc and a traditional mid‑mallet feel.

The neck bends under the topline, promoting a natural rolling motion while the mallet shape and perimeter weighting keep the head calm and forgiving on off‑centre hits.

This is a strong option for better players who want that proven mallet silhouette with a classic‑style hosel.

The Bandon L‑Neck version increases the hosel angle further, giving an even more upright lie and a slightly more aggressive toe‑hang for a stronger arcing stroke.

This hosel helps the toe rotate closed through impact, making it ideal for players who like to release the putter fully and still want a compact, mid‑mallet head rather than a full‑size mallet.

The L‑Neck Bandon keeps the same mallet shape and feel but tightens the arc and simplifies setup for players who hover or play the ball slightly forward of centre.

TaylorMade SYSTM2 Ardmore Putter Design & Features

The TaylorMade SYSTM2 Ardmore is another mid-mallet in the family, with a compact, rounded outline that is more like a mini‑mallet than a full‑sized head.

It’s aimed at players who want more stability than a blade but still prefer a small, clean head that feels controlled in the hands.

The head is built from 304 stainless steel with a milled face and groove‑cut insert, giving a slightly firmer yet smooth feel that’s easy to trust on the greens.

The two‑tone finish silver and black look creates a clean sightline and enhances alignment, with subtle lines and milled details rather than aggressive rails or wings.

The Ardmore short‑curve produces moderate toe‑hang and a smooth arc, making it a natural fit for players with a traditional rolling stroke who want a compact mallet look.

The neck drops under the topline without looking too long, keeping the head compact but still forgiving across the face. The rear weighting and milled construction help dampen twisting on off‑centre hits without making the head feel bulky.

The Ardmore L‑Neck variant lifts the hosel angle and gives a more upright lie and a slightly more pronounced toe‑hang, encouraging the face to rotate closed through impact.

It is ideal for players with an arcing stroke who like to release the putter through impact, and the compact Ardmore shape keeps things simple and confident at address.

Visually, the Ardmore remains one of the cleanest‑looking mallets in the SYSTM2 lineup, with just enough contrast and structure to aid alignment without distracting lines.

TaylorMade SYSTM2 Putters Review: Are They Any Good?

The TaylorMade SYSTM2 family signals a major shift from TaylorMade away from pure Spider aesthetics and toward pure‑milled craftmanship, while retaining all of TaylorMade’s performance DNA.

Across the seven models, golfers can find everything from a classic Anser feel to the most forgiving ultra‑mallets.

Whatever your stroke type, there’s a coherent visual and mechanical flow across the line – each model retaining consistent roll characteristics via the Pure Roll+ face.

The line shows tighter dispersion and more uniform speed control than many competitors in the same premium tier and is arguably TaylorMade’s most complete putter family ever.