Ping Putters: A Legacy of Innovation

PING's journey in putter design began with Karsten Solheim's revolutionary heel-toe weighting concept. This simple yet groundbreaking idea, which redistributed weight to the perimeter of the putter head, significantly increased forgiveness and stability. This foundational principle continues to influence PING's putter designs today.  

A Putter for Every Stroke:

  One of PING's strengths lies in its diverse range of putter models. Whether you have a straight-back-straight-through stroke, a slight arc, or a strong arc, PING offers a putter designed to complement your natural motion.

The Iconic Anser: Perhaps PING's most recognizable model, the Anser, and its variations, remain a staple for golfers with a slight arc. Its classic blade design provides excellent feel and control.
Mallet Mastery: For golfers seeking increased stability and forgiveness, PING's mallet putters, such as the Tyne and Fetch models, offer a larger sweet spot and enhanced alignment features. These designs often incorporate multi-material construction to optimize weight distribution and MOI (Moment of Inertia).
  The Prime Tyne 4: A very popular recent model, that combines a mallet design with a very stable feel, and is popular across a variety of skill levels.
  Precision Milling: PING's commitment to precision is evident in their milled putter lines. These putters, crafted from high-quality materials, offer exceptional feel and feedback, allowing for precise distance control.

  Key Technologies and Features:

PING consistently integrates cutting-edge technologies into its putters to improve performance:

  PEBAX Face Inserts: These inserts, often found in mallet putters, provide a softer feel and consistent roll, enhancing distance control and accuracy.
  Multi-Material Construction: By combining different materials, such as steel, aluminum, and tungsten, PING optimizes weight distribution and MOI, resulting in increased stability and forgiveness.
  Adjustable Shaft Lengths: Many PING putters offer adjustable shaft lengths, allowing golfers to fine-tune their setup for optimal comfort and performance.
  Alignment Aids: PING incorporates a variety of alignment aids, such as sightlines and contrasting colors, to help golfers consistently align the putter face at address.

Finding Your Perfect PING:

  Choosing the right putter is a personal decision. Consider the following factors when selecting a PING putter:

Stroke Type: Determine your stroke type (straight, slight arc, or strong arc) to narrow down your options.
Head Style: Decide whether you prefer a blade, mallet, or mid-mallet design.
Feel and Sound: Consider the feel and sound of the putter face, as these factors can influence your confidence.
Alignment Aids: Evaluate the alignment aids and choose a putter that helps you consistently align the putter face.
Custom Fitting: Consider a professional fitting to ensure the putter is properly fitted to your stroke and preferences.

  In Conclusion:

PING has solidified its position as a leader in putter design by consistently delivering innovative and high-performing putters. With a diverse range of models and technologies, PING offers a putter for every golfer, helping them find their stroke and sink more putts. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a casual golfer, a PING putter can be a valuable addition to your bag.