I Have Had Taylor Made Rossa Ghost Daytona Putter

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again. If the world were to end tomorrow, all that would survive are cockroaches, Facebook and Twitter.

With more than 500 million people convinced that their friends want to see them in various states of drunkenness and undress, Facebook has turned creator Mark Zuckerberg from a bedroom-dwelling geek to someone with more money than Tiger Woods’ lawyer.

TaylorMade Golf will debut the newest member of the Rossa Ghost family tomorrow. The Rossa Daytona Ghost putter has been out on tour for a while. The first thing that every golfer is going to notice about the putter is that it's white. Really white, with three sight lines on the crown and a hole in the back.

The goal of the Corza Ghost was to make it the easiest putter ever to aim. The white color stands out in sharp contrast against the greens' grass, so the topline and leading edge are easy to focus on. And because all the areas of the Ghost are white, there are no "hot spots" or portions of the putter that draw the golfer's attention away from the leading edge.

And now golf, knowing social media is the future, is embracing the two big guns by allowing mobile phones back into some US PGA Tour events - starting with the Honda Classic at the end of the month.

Rossa Daytona Ghost has the advantage of Rossa's renowned and tour-proven AGSI®+ (Anti-skid Groove System Insert) Technology. TaylorMade intends golfers to use the middle of the three alignment lines to go along the intended path. The outer two alignment lines are as wide as a golf ball, which can help players "bracket" the ball and trust their aim.

In a golf magazine, it says, for starters, the white clubhead reduces "hotspots" caused by the sun so you can focus on the task at hand. The club's white body stands out against green grass, which allows you to clearly see the leading edge and topline. In addition, three black alignment lines "pop" against the white paint job.

In the end, one of the most interesting was the Taylormade putter shown. A classic Anser-style blade, it features three adjustable weight ports in the heel and toe areas, a single sightline and a plumber's neck.

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