Custom – Golfing Networks https://golfingnetworks.com Golf news & updates Wed, 03 Jun 2026 04:25:08 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 https://golfingnetworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/cropped-GN_Favicon-32x32.png Custom – Golfing Networks https://golfingnetworks.com 32 32 TaylorMade lets golfers build wildly custom MySpider ZT putters https://golfingnetworks.com/taylormade-lets-golfers-build-wildly-custom-myspider-zt-putters/ https://golfingnetworks.com/taylormade-lets-golfers-build-wildly-custom-myspider-zt-putters/#respond Wed, 03 Jun 2026 04:25:08 +0000 https://golfingnetworks.com/taylormade-lets-golfers-build-wildly-custom-myspider-zt-putters/


MySpider ZT lets golfers customize colors, shafts, alignment aids and engraving on TaylorMade’s Spider ZT putters.

There’s something oddly revealing about the way golfers build custom putters.

Some players want everything murdered out in matte black, as if their putter should look like it belongs in a stealth bomber. Others want bright paint fills, colorful shafts and alignment lines that resemble airport runway markings. Some golfers want absolutely no alignment aid at all because they think too many lines clutter their brain. Others look at a clean topline the way most people look at an unsolved math equation.

Clearly, TaylorMade understands this, which is why the company is opening up its Spider ZT platform to full-scale customization through the new MySpider ZT program. It gives golfers the chance to essentially design their own version of the company’s zero-torque putter.

And yes, if you really want a maroon-and-olive-green Spider ZT with a rainbow graphite shaft and your initials engraved into the sole, apparently nobody at TaylorMade is going to stop you.

The interesting part is that TaylorMade isn’t changing the performance DNA of the Spider ZT. The company is keeping the engineering exactly the same while handing golfers control over almost everything they can see.

That’s good, because Spider ZT wasn’t designed to simply be another Spider. It debuted last year and aims to provide golfers with more face stability and consistency. TaylorMade’s approach blends zero-torque concepts into a shape and visual profile that still feels familiar to golfers who have spent years looking down at Spider mallets.

Now golfers can personalize that platform almost endlessly.

The MySpider ZT Standard model ($549.99) is available in lie angles of 68, 70, 72 and 74 degrees, while the heavier Counterbalance version ($599.99) comes in 70, 72 and 74-degree options. Both retain the onset hosel design and toe-up balance profile found in the stock Spider ZT models.

From there, the sky’s the limit.

Golfers can select different front finishes, back finishes, sole plate colors, paint fill combinations, face insert colors, sightline configurations and shaft colors. The Standard model offers steel and graphite shafts in finishes ranging from traditional black and silver to maroon, olive green and rainbow.  

TaylorMade is also offering multiple alignment configurations that range from no sightline at all to single lines, triple lines, T-style configurations and something called “Pilot’s Eye,” which sounds less like a putting aid and more like a rejected Tom Cruise movie title.  

The Counterbalance version receives its own customization treatment too, including sole plate colors, face insert colors and engraving options.  

Players can also add up to six engraved characters to the sole because apparently some golfers now want their putters personalized like luxury luggage.

Honestly, this all makes perfect sense because putters occupy a strange place in golf equipment. Drivers are often evaluated scientifically. Irons tend to be judged by performance and consistency. But putters live in a much more emotional space. Golfers develop attachments to shapes, colors, sounds and alignment features that can border on irrational superstition. And if you’ve ever watched someone make more putts immediately after switching from one putter to another, you already know how personal all of this becomes.

That’s why programs like MySpider ZT exist. For TaylorMade, it creates another layer of engagement around one of the company’s flagship platforms. For golfers, it creates the opportunity to build something that feels less like an off-the-rack purchase and more like their own creation.

Of course, some golfers are going to use that freedom tastefully. Others are about to build putters that look like a bass boat wrapped in energy drink sponsorship decals.

Whatever works for you folks. Whatever works.

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DrinkTanks to Showcase Custom Drinkware and Barware Innovations at PGA Show 2026 https://golfingnetworks.com/drinktanks-to-showcase-custom-drinkware-and-barware-innovations-at-pga-show-2026/ https://golfingnetworks.com/drinktanks-to-showcase-custom-drinkware-and-barware-innovations-at-pga-show-2026/#respond Sat, 31 Jan 2026 03:38:45 +0000 https://golfingnetworks.com/drinktanks-to-showcase-custom-drinkware-and-barware-innovations-at-pga-show-2026/

SAN DIEGO, CA – DrinkTanks, a premium drinkware and barware brand known for its performance-driven design and customization capabilities, will showcase its latest golf-focused innovations at the 2026 PGA Show, January 20–24 in Orlando. DrinkTanks will exhibit at Booth #7751, introducing four new customizable products developed specifically for golf shops, resorts, and green-grass retailers.

Founded in Bend, Oregon in 2013, DrinkTanks was built on a simple belief: no one should have to sacrifice the quality of their favorite drink for the sake of their adventure. After two years of research and development, the brand launched its original Craft Growler and Personal Keg in 2015, redefining expectations for insulated beverage storage. Today, DrinkTanks produces premium growlers, CO₂ dispensing systems, travel kegs, and beverage accessories designed to preserve flavor, carbonation, and temperature in any environment.

At the PGA Show, DrinkTanks will debut four new product offerings aimed at expanding premium merchandising and gifting opportunities within the golf channel. These include a fully custom cooler, a fully custom can sleeve, full-wrap decoration capabilities, and a travel keg, allowing clubs and retailers to create branded drinkware programs tailored to member events, tournaments, outings, and retail sales.

“Golfers and clubs deserve products that stand up to real use and look great doing it,” said Nicholas Hill, Founder and CEO of DrinkTanks. “At DrinkTanks, we’ve reimagined how premium drinkware and barware can support retail programs, outings, and daily play. We’re excited to share these new items with PGA Show attendees and hear firsthand how retailers plan to bring them to their communities.”

DrinkTanks products are engineered with double-walled vacuum insulation and a proprietary ¾-inch cork-insulated cap, keeping beverages cold for up to 45 hours in Craft Growlers and 24+ hours in Session Growlers. The brand’s patented dual-bail closure system evenly distributes pressure around the lid seal, preserving carbonation for up to 30 days unopened while preventing oxygen transfer and flavor degradation. For those seeking the ultimate pour, DrinkTanks’ Travel Keg™ system allows beverages to be served on tap using CO₂ or nitrogen, maintaining ideal temperature, carbonation, and flavor integrity.

As premium customization continues to gain traction across the golf industry, DrinkTanks’ expanded offerings provide green-grass accounts with durable, design-forward solutions that extend well beyond the course, from the clubhouse to post-round gatherings and member experiences.

DrinkTanks is represented by Read the Greens GOLF Media Inc., supporting the brand’s communications and media outreach within the golf industry.

DrinkTanks invites PGA Show attendees to explore its newest premium drinkware and barware innovations, including fully customizable products designed specifically for golf retail and green grass environments. Appointments to meet with the DrinkTanks team at Booth #7751 are now being scheduled.

To book a meeting, please contact:
Vanessa Price, President, Read the Greens GOLF Media Inc.
readthegreens@aol.com.

Caitie Owona, Director of Communications, Read the Greens GOLF Media Inc.
caitiereadthegreens@gmail.com.

About DrinkTanks

CHEERS TO THE GOOD LIFE!

DrinkTanks started in 2013 in Bend, Oregon, where craft beer is more of a lifestyle than just something you casually drink. Bend residents are also an extremely active bunch, so we saw a growing demand for premium craft beer containers that could withstand an adventurous, beer-filled lifestyle. So, we sought out to create a complete growler system that would prevent sacrificing beer quality for mobility – reducing the need for cans and bottles that often end up in landfills or littered.

Today, DrinkTanks makes premium growlers, CO2 dispensing equipment, cups, barware, and other premium beverage accessories. With products designed to keep up with your active lifestyle, customers never compromise on flavor or quality, no matter where life’s adventures take them.

For more information on DrinkTanks, please visit www.drinktanks.com .

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