TaylorMade TP Reserve M47 Length Chart

The TaylorMade TP Reserve M47 length chart spans 33–35 in (83.82–88.9 cm) across 3 listed configurations.

TaylorMade golf club length guide
TP Reserve M47 | 2023
Category: PutterYear: 2023Length data: Reference
33–35 inListed length range
3Available lengths
2 inLength spread
ReferenceData basis
Length measurements

TaylorMade TP Reserve M47 length chart

Configuration Length (in) Length (cm)
33-inch option 33 in 83.82 cm
34-inch option 34 in 86.36 cm
35-inch option 35 in 88.9 cm
Visual length comparison

TP Reserve M47 length by club

Focused scale highlights the actual length differences.

33-inch option
33 in · 83.82 cm
34-inch option
34 in · 86.36 cm
35-inch option
35 in · 88.9 cm
32.5 in35.5 in
Length profile

What the measurements show

Progressive length profile

The listed configurations step through different playing lengths.

33–35 in across the listed configurations.

Fitting context

Retail playing length is a build specification rather than a universal fitting target.

Player height, wrist-to-floor measurement, posture, strike pattern and swing-weight goals can justify a different finished length.
Model details

Length and setup information

Build profile

Core model details

ManufacturerTaylorMade
ModelTP Reserve M47
CategoryPutter
Release year2023
Specification snapshot

Paired specs

Loft options3
Lie options70
Stock shaftKBS 120 Chrome Stepless
Data provenance

About this length data

These playing-length values are retained as reference data from the audited TaylorMade dataset. Check the original model documentation before build work.
Useful answers

TaylorMade TP Reserve M47 length FAQs

What is the TaylorMade TP Reserve M47 length?

The shortest listed length is 33 in (83.82 cm) and the longest is 35 in (88.9 cm).

How long is the 33-inch option?

The listed 33-inch option playing length is 33 in (83.82 cm).

How many lengths are listed?

The page contains 3 listed configurations and 3 distinct length values.

Is this a factory-published playing length?

Treat it as reference data unless the exact model specification is confirmed in the original TaylorMade documentation.