Ping founder Karsten Solheim changed the face of golf when he started making putters back in 1959 (the 1-A model was his first design), but it wasn’t until the first toe and heel-weighted Anser hit the market in 1966 that Ping really started creating some of the best putters ever made the best Ping putter designs have been copied a million times over and many modern putter designs bought today are based on the shapes and profiles perfected by Solheim over 60 years ago In 2025 Ping have two putter families to choose between the PLD Milled which offers golfers the precision of a 100% CNC Milled construction To help you find the best Ping putter for your game we’ve looked at all 11 of the company’s latest models TG Equipment Editor Simon Daddow and Test Pro Neil Wain both putted to a hole 15 feet away and hit at least 20 putts with each model tested looking for how putts roll across the surface of the green and gauging the feel and feedback of the putter face whilst also paying attention to the shaft and the stability on off-center hits While we normally share all the data from our golf club tests Whilst we do use a Foresight GC Quad launch monitor in putting mode to measure and gauge the roll over the years we’ve learned that putting data is more player- and day-dependent than any other club in the bag we don’t base big decisions or recommendations on it as history shows data is very likely to be different on another day’s testing we’re not comfortable making huge claims that one putter rolls better than another because we know that on another day’s testing You can read all about how TG tests golf equipment here All leading manufacturers – including TaylorMade, Odyssey and Ping – offer a wide range of putters in different shapes The biggest decision when choosing a new putter is whether you want a blade putter Blades are the most traditional-looking putters. They are typically quite slim, with a narrow footprint and profile. Blade putters traditionally have had toe hang which means they suit golfers with an arced putting stroke although face-balanced blade putters are available for those with straight back-and-through strokes today There has been a trend towards wider-bodied blade putters recently which sit between a mallet and a blade and offer a bit more forgiveness and reassurance than a very slim body putter Blade putters are less forgiving than mallet and MOI models as they twist more on off-center hits which leads to putts losing energy so they travel less far which can of course up your 3-putt percentage Mallet putters tend to have a bigger footprint than blades although the blade length from heel to toe is often shorter The wider body offers greater distance consistency on off-center strikes than you get with a blade which can really help as you’ll be surprised how often you miss the middle of the face This area of the market has really taken off in the last decade as all types of golfers have realized the performance benefits of super-stable putters you’re making the game harder by using a narrow-blade putter rather than an MOI Putter If you can accept the somewhat unconventional looks of the best MOI models It’s important to love the look of your putter as confidence is such a huge part of the game on the greens Best Ping CNC Milled blade putter: Ping PLD Anser 2D | View Offer Best Ping CNC Milled mallet putter: Ping PLD DS72 | View Offer Best Ping putter for MOI performance: Ping 2024 Ketsch G | View Offer Best Ping putter for alignment help: Ping 2024 Fetch | View Offer Best Ping fang style putter: Ping 2024 Tyne H | View Offer The Ping putter model most like the original Anser: Ping PLD Anser | View Offer After custom-engineering their staff professionals’ perfect flatsticks for years 2022 was the year Ping opened up their most popular Putting Lab Designs to the public Four initial models have now been boosted with a further five for 2025 Each head is created from 303 stainless steel and requires more than 4 hours on the mill to ensure each surface and radius is perfectly formed to meet the eyes of their crack tour team All six PLD models have very clean, unfussy appearances, a look driven by Victor Hovland, Tony Finau, and Bubba Watson all of who’ve used PLD models to win on tour Thanks to different hosel set-ups and various amounts of toe-hang there are PLD models to suit slight or strong arc players and those who like to swing the putter in a straight back and straight through motion Expect a slightly firmer more responsive feel and feedback from PLD models as there’s no soft urethane face insert like some of Ping’s other 2024 models Make sure you get the right set-up to compliment not fight how you perform on the dancefloor Where Ping PLD putters target 100% CNC Milled precision the brand’s 2024 putter models go after optimizing performance through multi-material constructions where PLD putter heads are created as one-piece heads and steel/aluminum body sections to improve feel and up forgiveness The 2024 family is made up of six big-selling popular Ping putter shapes so no matter whether your preference is classic blades or forgiving MOI fang style putters there’s a solution here for everyone it’s well worth making the effort to get properly fitted as Ping offers some cracking grip choices to tailor the feel to you and Bubba Watson have had a direct line into Ping’s Putter Lab for years Launched in the USA in 2022 (and now available in the UK) PLD Custom is a tour-level fitting experience where Ping will work with you to create your own perfect putter You can schedule a fitting at Ping Labs in Phoenix By hitting a series of 10-foot putts (with an iPod installed with Ping’s iPing app attached to your putter) and talking your flatstick game through with one of Ping’s elite fitters you get to custom your own PLD putter from top to bottom It’s not a cheap route into Ping putters in the UK it’s £200 for the fitting plus a further £1800 when you order your putter but you get to choose everything from loft to lie and grip type as well as deciding on whether you want tungsten weighting in exactly the same way top tour players do Ping putters are nowhere near as dominant on tour as they were in the 80’s and 90’s but thanks to the PLD franchise they have clawed themselves back a decent chunk of market share amongst the best players in the world World Number 5 Viktor Hovland uses a PLD DS72. Sahith Theegala uses a TR 1966 Anser 2. Whereas Tyrrell Hatton uses a Vault Oslo and Tony Finau plays a PLD Anser 2D so there’s a good amount of very elite players who earn their crust using Ping putters Ping is all about giving golfers the exact set-up they want and to ensure you’re not left wanting when it comes to grips The 87g Ping PP58 is Ping’s traditional style model, it’s a pistol-shaped midsize version of the iconic grip used by Tiger Woods to win his 15 majors In Europe this model comes as the stock grip on the 2024 models Ping says it naturally encourages squaring the putter face at impact There’s also the option of the brilliant Lamkin-produced PP60 (with an upcharge) this midsize grip has larger flat surfaces for increased face awareness (88g weight) Whereas a further straight taper PP58 S (99g) has pronounced flat surfaces and is available as a no-upcharge custom order If you’re in doubt over which grip best suits you a general rule of thumb is smaller grips tend to suit slight and stronger arcing strokes better Where larger models like the Ping PP60 inhibit wrist break so are often a better fit for straighter stroke players Ping doesn’t publish MOI information for any of their putter models but it’s not too difficult to spot which models are going to offer more forgiveness than their counterparts The stretched wide body of the Ketsch G will compete with the most forgiving putters on the market while the 2024 Fetch and 2024 Tyne H will not be too far behind If it’s forgiveness you’re looking for stay away from the narrow body blades as these are the least forgiving in Ping’s line-up In 2025 golfers who swear blade putters fit their eye will also likely be better served by the wider body and more forgiving Anser 2D than the original Anser Very few putter brands can not only fit you but also offer direct input into your new putter’s shape I cannot recommend every golfer go the PLD Custom route as it’s such a huge investment in a flatstick but I know lots of golfers will love the experience and get a lot out of designing their own putter with the help of a Ping engineer If you’re looking for the ultimate putter fitting experience and have a truly one-off putter to show for it at the end of the process Ping’s PLD Custom experience is second to absolutely none Would I feel comfortable paying £2000 for the pleasure Probably not but there are plenty of well-heeled golfers who will be all of the Ping PLD 2024 putters are 100% CNC Milled that’s why each head can take up to 4 hours for a CNC machine to make That’s a huge investment of time to create a single putter which ties up significant time on the machine and explains why CNC Milled putters are so expensive Unlike Scotty Cameron and Bettinardi though Ping doesn’t make a big play about their PLD models being ‘Made in the USA’ so it’s highly likely the brand uses a third-party supplier somewhere in Asia Simon Daddow is the former Equipment Editor for Today’s Golfer Having tested and played more than 10,000 clubs in his life what he doesn’t know about golf clubs isn’t worth knowing By Simon Daddow Testing the Ping 2024 Ketsch G Putter at Bootle Golf Course The ball retriever option is handy and helps with MOI Dave Usher takes the new Ping Ketsch G putter for a spin on the golf course to see if it is as forgiving as advertised The 2024 Ping Ketsch G putter combines premium aesthetics with exceptional forgiveness and a soft feel thanks to the PEBAX face insert The large footprint aids stability and the alignment lines are especially effective for lining up shorter putts making this a great choice for beginners or golfers who struggle with aim on the greens This is because the “New Ping Putters” have been developed individually so there is no uniform design.  There is nothing in my collection with a similar head shape to the Ketsch though particularly when I removed the classic looking head cover and saw it for the first time.  I love the alignment markings on the crown as well as the deep footprint which really promotes confidence over the ball How can you look at all that real estate behind the ball and not think you are getting maximum forgiveness traditional design of the head cover is very appealing too and in terms of the visuals I can’t fault this putter at all The first thing to say is that it was as forgiving as I had expected With my normal putting stroke I was only finding the sweet spot maybe twice every five putts I’m not sure why as I liked how it sat behind the ball and it felt very stable when I took the putter head back but coming through to hit the ball just wasn’t quite right The feeling was similar to when you catch an iron shot a bit thin I think the loft and lie may be a little unsuited to me so I had to adjust my stroke slightly (moving my hands forward a touch) to start middling it more frequently That made a big difference and when I found the center more frequently which really showed off the benefit of the insert which gives it a softer feel than the milled face of my PLD Oslo 3 can pick the ball out of the hole which is great for golfers with back trouble who struggle to bend The large head of the Ketsch means it is too big to fit in the hole though Overall though this putter brings a lot to the table it has high levels of forgiveness and the alignment aid is first class and will really help golfers who struggle to get their putts on line This makes it an excellent putter for beginner golfers or those who just need that bit of forgiveness and a larger footprint to inspire confident when addressing the ball Subscribe to the Golf Monthly newsletter to stay up to date with all the latest tour news head-to-heads and buyer’s guides from our team of experienced experts Dave’s lowest round is a one over par 73 around Kirkby Valley Golf Club in 2018 which included a bogey on the 18th to ruin the one and only chance he’ll ever have of shooting an even par or better score.  That errant tee shot on 18 does not still haunt him to this day though in fact he hardly ever thinks about it.  No Dave splits most of his golf between Hurlston Hall Golf Club in Ormskirk and Berrington Hall Golf Club in St Helens and has a handicap that fluctuates between 9 and 12 largely depending on how poor his putting is.  Dave’s current What’s In The Bag Driver: Wilson Staff Dynapower Titanium, 9.5°  7 wood: Callaway Mavrik Max, 21°  Ping models are designed for different strokes depending on the balance of the face you'll want to try one of their face-balanced putters then try a mid-hang putter and if you have a strong arc As Ping are renowned for producing high-performance putters many PGA Tour Pros use their putters on tour The Ping Anser 2 has a slightly longer and narrower profile than the Ping Anser but overall shares the same center alignment and geometrics as its namesake We check out the best Ping putters that are currently available on the market The PLD Milled range is Ping's flagship offering with each putter taking over four hours to be precision-milled in Ping's factories There is also the PLD Plus which allows you to customize your putter as well custom alignment markings and engraving options Within each range of Ping putters there are a ton of options available to cover every type of stroke personal taste as well as the type of greens you tend to play on so let's take a look at the best Ping putters out right now A stylish and classy looking version of the timeless Anser head that has been milled from forged steel Combines an excellent feel with a graphite shaft for putting purists who prefer the clean look Read more below The Ping Tomcat 14 is ideal for those wanting a large putter footprint It's a well-made and very forgiving high MOI putter that delivers solid performance Read more below Combining a premium aesthetic with a forgiving and easy to align head the 2024 Ping Ketsch G putter also has a very soft feel to it thanks to the face insert Read more below The Ping PLD DS 72 face balanced mallet putter is an excellent option that offers good forgiveness plus a great feel from the milled forged steel head Read more below Ping has combined the DS72 head with longer shaft to create this armlock putter but for skilled armlock players it will offer precision feel and is a great option Read more below The deeper profile of the Anser D gives golfers alignment help and forgiveness of a mallet making this one of our favorite looking putters anywhere Read more below The Ping Anser is the father of the modern blade putter and no range of Ping putters would be complete without one A deep AMP aggressive milling pattern provides a cool and swirly finish on the clubface while also reducing the number of contact points with the ball at impact This giving the PLD Anser a much softer feel than some previous Anser designs The plum neck offset hosel and long head that is counterbalanced with heel and toe weights means the Anser suits players with a slight arc in their stroke Aesthetically the PLD range really pops and in my view these are some of the coolest looking putters on the market currently The PLD Anser comes in an all-black matte finish and features a black graphite shaft that does not feel any different from the steel shaft you will find on the PLD Anser 2 model Whilst I love the sleek-look of this putter we have to mention that it doesn't feature an alignment tool If that's a problem for you then the PLD Anser 2 model is very similar in design but comes in a brushed steel finish that has a center alignment line on its back to help improve your accuracy Overall I think this is an outstanding putter that combines beautiful aesthetics with premium materials and feel That being said it may be best suited for the traditionalists and those more consistent with strike which may alienate some higher handicap players The Tomcat 14 builds on the success of the Ping Heppler Tomcat putter and is an extremely forgiving high MOI putter that performed excellently on the greens during my testing its size may divide opinion but I think it is very appealing as the silver 304 stainless steel sole plate sits below a black aluminum body continuing the sleek black and silver look which I love the ball is framed very nicely by two aluminum bars on the back of the clubhead which feature two cool dotted alignment lines that I found really helped us visualize the ball's direction While this is a subjective issue and won't bother everybody the one slight negative I found with the Tomcat 14 was that it gave off a slightly tinny sound at impact thanks to the aluminum top on the club This was only a minor complaint and overall I found this to be a very forgiving club that should be perfect for anyone who struggles on the greens when it comes to looks the Ketsch really hit every box for me The black and white contrasts very well and it also really aided us when it came to lining up putts too The overall footprint of the putter is quite large so that will heighten confidence for those who feel reassured by a larger head The simple but premium headcover and grip also added to the great overall visuals on offer too When it came to actually hitting putts I noted that it felt very forgiving as you might expect from such a large head Despite its size there is nothing cumbersome about the Ketsch and I noted that it sat well behind the ball and felt very stable through impact it was immediately evident how beneficial the PEBAX face insert was as I really enjoyed the softer feel and pleasing sound on offer Overall I would say that this putter brings a lot to the table Aesthetically it looks great both on the green as well as in the bag while it provides high levels of forgiveness and excellent alignment I feel the Ketsch will definitely help golfers who need help getting the ball on line so beginner golfers in particular will benefit although it may also appeal to the better player who needs a little bit more reassurance on the greens Combining the style of classic Ping putters with a modern shape the PLD DS 72 putter is a high-performance model that offers enough forgiveness that all golfers can benefit from using it A premium forged 303 stainless steel head and a face that features an aggressive milling pattern really ensures a responsive feel and softer sound at impact I did not expect a forged head putter to feel this sweet off the clubface so that was a pleasant surprise while I also found this putter gives great feedback The rounded mallet shape has a very crisp finish to it and we were drawn to the subtly colored Ping logo on its back I also liked the sleek steel design which features a handy alignment tool on its trailing edge that sits in a slot that is about the same width as the golf ball to help you line up your putts better By combining the DS72 clubhead with a longer shaft Ping have created this fantastic armlock putter that delivers excellent stability and control for those who enjoy using armlock putters the 41.5" steel shaft rises high up to your midriff and can be locked against your leading arm to deliver a high level of control and stability over your putts The extra length means it is quite heavy to wield but when used correctly that greatly adds to the stability on offer In testing I really enjoyed the feel it delivered from the face with a solid connection and nice ball roll yielding good results While I think this is a fantastic putter, we feel that Ping should perhaps have put a larger mallet head on it, much like many of the flat-sticks that feature on our best armlock putters guide Perhaps they didn't feel it necessary due to the excellent customization options offered by Ping's custom-fitting service One final thing I really liked about this putter was that it comes with a very clear alignment tool on the head so that is ideal for any golfer looking to improve their accuracy around the greens feel and performance of this offering from Ping from 2024 It features a slightly different head design to the traditional Anser while retaining the classic look that makes it so iconic The Anser D is one of my favorite looking putters on the market currently as it ticks every box when it comes to aesthetics From the classic looking leather head cover to the traditional grip and everything in between The 'D' in the name is because of the slightly deeper profile to the standard Anser but not as deep as the 'Double Wide' models offered by some other brands This putter has been designed to offer stability and forgiveness you would normally see from a mallet this extra depth seemed to add a touch more forgiveness for me I noted that it feels a little heavier than a standard blade which is to be expected given the extra real estate behind the ball It is designed for a slight arc stroke so that added weight helps to keep the face steady on the takeaway and through impact Overall the performance in testing was nothing short of sensational our reviews and buyers' guides are built upon a rigorous testing procedure as well as the knowledge and experience of the test team We test the putters outdoors on real greens with premium golf balls to get a thorough understanding of design features Putter testing is also headed up by Golf Monthly's Sam De'Ath who has years of experience testing golf gear and has competed on the EuroPro and Clutch Pro Tours While the driver might be the more exciting club when you consider that the greens are where golfers gain the most shots the putter is arguably the most important club in your bag It's certainly the one you reach for the most during the course of a round Therefore we cannot stress enough the importance of having a good putter One that gives you confidence when you address the golf ball and helps you sink the putts to get your handicap down Ping is one of the best putter manufacturers in golf and offer something for golfers of all skill levels and putting styles but there are a number of things every golfer needs to look out for when looking to purchase a new putter All three styles have positives and negatives to them for every player but all three are packed with technology and innovations to help the golfer so whatever you require there will be a top quality option for you Mallet putters tend to be much larger than blades and they usually come in various shapes and sizes Usually most of the weight in a mallet putter can be found in the clubface but because of its design weight can also be redistributed to other parts of the head which can help stabilize your stroke This extra weight in the perimeter of the club-head offers better balance than what can be offered from a blade putter Mallet putters also usually have a larger sweet spot which is good for the player who struggles to consistently strike putts out of the middle of the face The weight in the clubhead also helps here because it reduces twisting of the putter throughout the stroke a mallet or mid-mallet putter will help as the extra depth in the head means they usually have longer alignment lines Alignment plays a crucial part in putting because it is all about accuracy and a mallet putter can certainly assist when you line up the putt A blade putter on the other hand is a lot simpler in terms of design and will suit the traditionalists among you Blade putters tend to suit players with an arc in their putting stroke because of the toe-weighted nature of the club-head and they are usually preferred by golfers who rely a lot on feel when putting it's not just about the feel and sound the ball makes coming off the face but also how the putter feels in your hands whereas soft-feeling putters work best with firmer golf balls Feel can be altered to suit and you can get putters with adjustable weights in the sole that will alter the feel of the putter So if your stroke is quite smooth and slow although opting for more weight may reduce it The putter grip plays a huge roll in the confidence you feel with a putter Get one that feels right and sits in your hands comfortably while allowing you to return the putter back to the ball squarely and consistently You should get a putter that you like the look of as the aesthetics can play a role in inspiring or diminishing confidence on the greens Blades won't offer as much alignment assistance but are still popular because of how they feel and the levels of forgiveness are increasing every year and can therefore provide more help to set the face squarely offering a decent level of assistance without looking too cumbersome Our final tip is to think about price because while there are some premium designs out there there are also some models which offer excellent value All putters will propel the ball towards the hole If performance is more important than looks or feel there are lots of cut-price options out there that will do a good job and you can spend more money on other areas of your bag offering advice on equipment to all levels of golfers Sam heads up any content around fairway woods putters and golf balls but also writes about other equipment from time to time.Sam graduated from Webber International University in 2017 with a BSc Marketing Management degree while playing collegiate golf His experience of playing professionally on both the EuroPro Tour and Clutch Pro Tour means Sam has extensive knowledge of golf equipment and what works for different types of golfer Sam’s current What’s In The Bag Driver: TaylorMade Qi35 9° Irons: TaylorMade CB (6-PW) P770 (4-5) Wedges: Titleist Vokey SM10 Putter: Kevin Burns 9307 Ball: Titleist Pro V1x Leona Maguire is a two-time winner on the LPGA Tour and a victor on the Ladies European Tour (LET) Maguire became the first Irish national to win on the LPGA Tour when she emerged victorious at the 2022 LPGA Drive On Championship on her 50th LPGA Tour start A second LPGA Tour win followed in 2023 with a two-stroke victory at the Meijer LPGA Classic The County Cavan hero also became the first Irishwoman to win on the LET when she sealed victory at the 2024 Aramco Team Series – London Maguire had a glittering amateur career, she held the record for the most weeks at the top of the World Amateur Golf Rankings (135), receiving the Mark H. McCormack Medal three years running – that record has since been broken by American, Rose Zhang (142 weeks) The Irishwoman has further impressive credentials on her resume holding the record for the lowest ever score in the final round of a Major championship (61) and broke the all-time rookie points records in either the Solheim or Ryder Cup with a total of 4.5 points Let’s dive into what’s in the bag of Leona Maguire Leona Maguire uses a Ping G430 LST driver (10.5°) with a Graphite Design Tour AD HD-5 shaft Leona Maguire uses Ping G430 Max fairway wood (15°) with a Graphite Design Tour AD CQ-6 shaft Leona Maguire uses Ping G425 Max fairway woods (17.5° and 23.5°) with Mitsubishi Tensei Orange 65 Stiff shafts Leona Maguire uses Ping G425 hybrids (26° and 30°) with Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro Blue 80 Stiff shafts Leona Maguire uses Ping i230 irons (7-UW) with KBS Tour TGI 80 shafts Leona Maguire uses Titleist Vokey SM7 wedges (55° Leona Maguire uses a Ping 2.0 Ketsch putter Leona Maguire uses a Titleist Pro V1golf ball James has a degree in English Language from Newcastle University and an MA in Journalism from Kingston University. He spent seven years working for American Golf as part of the sales and fitting team alongside his studies and is a specialist in putters and apparel. James took up golf as a teenager and thanks largely to his length and consistency off the tee he plays off a handicap of 4.7 at Cleveland Golf Club. You can contact James via email for loads more golf equipment insight By James Hogg This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Limited-edition PING Camo Ketsch putters have unique designVenturaNEW ON THE MARKET: PING’S Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl putters THE SCOOP: PING has introduced two visually striking PLD2 putters – the Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra Both limited-edition models are PING Putting Lab Design (PLD) originals and part of the lab’s efforts to advance new putter design contrasting sightlines make the Ketsch putters easy to aim and 17-4 stainless steel sole weights yield a low center of gravity for faster forward roll and exceptional stability The patented TR face technology ensures speed control across the face WHAT THEY COST: The PLD2 Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl putters are available for pre-order at PING Authorized golf shops Ping has two limited-edition putters that might be perfect to try: the new Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl Both clubs are part of Ping's new Putting Lab Design project that aims to advance design “The first thing that grabs you is the incredible detail of the camo design that makes these putters distinctive in the marketplace We chose the award-winning Ketsch for this project because of its popularity with golfers and its unique geometry Using a proprietary Permodize anodized sealing process we apply the multi-colored camo graphic to the milled 6061 aluminum head The graphic permeates the material with vibrant and rich detail while creating an extremely hard The results are two putters that look amazing perform great and showcase our commitment to manufacturing innovations.” Like the original Ketsch putter, the sole features a 17-4 stainless steel plate that helps lower the center of gravity while the variable-depth grooves in the True Roll face insert normalize ball speed across the hitting area to help players improve distance control Both the Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl are available for pre-order at Ping authorized dealers for $325 each Timberlake x Nike shoe collab early access Ping is expanding their core putter line in 2024 with 6 new tour-proven models With the sustained success of their core putter line which features classic designs like the Anser and Kushin 4 Ping is adding six new Tour-proven models in 2024 The 2024 putters from Ping offer the ideal combination of feel and forgiveness by combining trusted designs with proven technologies to give golfers options ranging from classic blades with milled faces to high MOI mallets with inserts to provide a softer feel at impact Beyond options to fit for feel and stroke type the focus has also been placed on alignment to offer a variety of choices to fit player preference and include single alignment lines and geometric shaping depending the on model “The Ping putter line combines modern design advancements with the proven technologies that have helped Ping set the standard in putter design 65 years ago,” said John K our engineers took a more individual approach with our most popular models applying variations of our score-lowering innovations like perimeter weighting and optimized center of gravity placement while further differentiating them through face technology and alignment features.” the 2024 Ping putter line also comes in two distinct finishes; a glare-reducing raw blast and a durable black PVD to create a more striking contrast when addressing the ball The 2024 Ping putter models include the Anser 2 along with the Fetch and Ketsch G mallets with a Pebax insert The 2024 Ping putters are now available for custom fitting and custom order and will be in retail shops starting on May 2nd Want to overhaul your bag for 2024? Find a fitting location near you at True Spec Golf Ryan Barath is GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com’s senior editor for equipment He has an extensive club-fitting and -building background with more than 20 years of experience working with golfers of all skill levels he was the lead content strategist for Tour Experience Golf All of our market picks are independently selected and curated by the editorial team PING has added six new putter models to its line-up each engineered to achieve the ideal combination of feel and forgiveness in a confidence-inspiring look The new designs expand the PING putter line to 16 models consisting of high moment-of- inertia blades and ultra-forgiving Fetch and Ketsch G are available for pre-order beginning today at authorised PING golf shops around the world Each model can be custom fit for stroke type “The PING Putter line combines modern design advancements with the proven technologies that helped PING set the standard in putter design 65 years ago,” said John K applying variations of our score-lowering innovations like perimeter weighting and optimised centre of gravity placement while further differentiating them through face technology and alignment features “It’s a very diverse offering but the one thing they all have in common is they offer precision performance on putts of every length Golfers will have an easy time matching a model to fit their putting style preferred alignment cues and desired feel.” A Model To Fit Every GolferGolfers can choose from high-MOI blades mid-mallets and mallets differentiated by face technology a major-winning model originally designed by PING founder Karsten Solheim another of Karsten’s major-winning designs that was introduced in 1979 returns to the PING lineup with a precision-milled face combining the original Tyne with an Anser hosel and the popular Fetch (complete with its “gimme” ball-pickup feature) fit in the mallet category along with the Ketsch G multi-material model engineered for maximum forgiveness Strong) are represented within the 16-model PING Putter selection Fit For FeelFrom firm milled faces to soft-feeling inserts the face technology is engineered based on feedback from our tour staff to match a variety of feel preferences and deliver control and consistency on putts of every length Tyne H) feature the firm feel of a shallowed milled face and two (Fetch Ketsch G) provide the soft feel of a PEBAX insert Aligned For SuccessThe new putters offer different alignment solutions to fit the eye of a variety of golfers including single alignment cues or multiple lines to improve accuracy and inspire confidence The use of a glare-diffusing raw blast finish in four models and black PVD in the other two provides enhanced contrast to assist in alignment and create a premium appearance For golfers who prefer the influence of the darker look with white sight lines the Ketsch G and Tyne H will best fit their eye B60 and Fetch feature the striking raw blast finish with contrasting black alignment lines Anser 2: Like the timeless Anser heel-toe weighting provides stability and forgiveness though in a slightly longer and narrower profile Its shallow milled face ensures a firmer response and consistent roll sharper ballasts and clean geometry all offer alignment cues in this model featuring a new glare-diffusing raw blast finish Anser D: Tour pros were consulted in creating this model with a deeper (“D”) profile as a hybrid between the Anser blade and a mallet design the extra mass is useful in stabilising the stroke for maximum forgiveness The shallow milled face ensures a firmer response and consistent roll A new glare-diffusing raw blast finish contributes to the eye-pleasing visuals is back with a shallow milled face that ensures a firmer response and consistent roll Golfers are familiar with the thin top rail with rounded ballasts contoured shaping and center alignment line in this balanced Also new is the glare-diffusing raw blast finish Tyne H: The twin-fork design is paired with an Anser hosel to provide multiple alignment cues and help square the putter at impact Perimeter weighting and an optimised CG position allow for balance A ball-width cavity and contrasting white alignment line promote confident aiming Fetch: A dual-density PEBAX face insert delivers a soft feel on shorter putts and a stable feel on longer lag putts Made putts are easy to retrieve using the sole cutout that’s not only handy – it creates discretionary mass we use to increase MOI and forgiveness Fetch fans laud the more compact profile as easy to aim Ball-width alignment lines and a new glare-diffusing raw blast finish aid in the process Ketsch G: Its aluminium body and stainless steel sole plate pair with an optimised CG to create extreme forgiveness and stability The dual-density PEBAX face insert delivers a soft feel on shorter putts and a stable feel on longer lag putts The ball pickup feature on the sole is more than convenient – it allows for redistributing mass to increase MOI A trio of contrasting sight lines frame the ball to simplify alignment Following the news of the theft of over £2 million of stock from its Manchester warehouse last weekend Worldwide Golf Brands reports that the business is 'back up and running' with minimal disruption to the vast majority of its customers the business growth agency for UK and Irish golf clubs has launched a new marketing system that has delivered rapid advances in the service they deliver Brocket Hall has announced that world-renowned putting coach Phil Kenyon is to open a new state-of-the-art putting studio at the Hertfordshire-based venue GolfBusinessNews.com (GBN) is for the many thousands of people who work in the golf business all around the world We cover the full range of topics both on and off the course We aim to supply essential information both quickly and accurately in a format which is easy to use We are independent of all special interest groups Click here to sign up for our free twice weekly golf industry news summary View the latest newsletter here 5/7 High StreetDorchester-on-ThamesOxfordshire OX10 7HHUnited Kingdom publisher@golfbusinessnews.com © 1999-2025 e.GolfBusiness.com Limited | All Rights Reserved. | GBN Privacy Policy Ping and putters are pretty much synonymous in the golf world Ping is bringing out a new brand of putters with additions to its Cadence TR putter series The Craz-e-r and Ketsch Mid putters are now available an evolution of the highly successful Craz-E design is a high-MOI model featuring a sightline that extends from the top to the back of the putter for improved alignment a smaller version of the award-winning Ketsch high-MOI mallet-style head with advanced alignment features Both models are engineered with True Roll Technology grooves and are available in two weight options “Our commitment to engineering without sacrifice continues to produce measurable performance benefits across our entire product line,” said John A COR-Eye Technology in the GMax iron provides the rare combination of distance with control giving you significantly more ball speed for shots that fly farther and land softly The i iron is a players-style design that appeals to golfers of all skill levels because of its all-around performance It has a great look and provides workability trajectory control and just the right amount of forgiveness It’s already in the bags of several of our tour professionals.” more compact head than the original Ketsch mallet currently in play on many pro tours aerospace-grade aluminum body to ensure precision and also features True-Roll Technology grooves TR grooves vary in width and depth from the center of the face producing consistent ball speeds across the face for unmatched distance control resulting in more holed putts and fewer three-putts We review what's in the bag of Adrian Meronk the first Polish golfer to win on the DP World Tour Jump to: Meronk’s WITB Adrian Meronk has very much become a household name over the past couple of years and has cemented himself as one of the best Europeans in the game The Pole was extremely unlucky to miss out on representing Team Europe at the 2023 Ryder Cup that’s well behind him after storming through the field with a pair of 66s over the weekend to emerge victorious at the 2023 Andalucia Masters less than a month after the Ryder Cup concluded Meronk’s most recent victory is his second of 2023 (third of the season) and his fourth in the last 16 months – making the Ping Tour player one of the most decorated players in the professional game over this time period He’s had the most victories on the DP World Tour since winning his first title at the 2022 Irish Open at Mount Juliet Our Features Editor, Michael Catling, recently caught up with Adrian Meronk who told Today’s Golfer how much he enjoys playing golf in Australia This may be because of the success he’s enjoyed over there – picking up his second DP World Tour victory back in December 2022 at the ISPS Handa Australian Open Meronk said it was a special moment to beat the former World No.1 “He was always my role model growing up… but beating him in the final group in front of the big crowds in Australia is just quite an unbelievable experience.” The 30-year-old remains the only Polish golfer to have won an event on the DP World Tour and I’m sure he’ll add many more victories to his CV over the coming years the majority of Meronk’s bag is made up of Ping equipment and while he’s having much success it’s unlikely he’ll be switching allegiances anytime soon Let’s take a look at the specific models the Polish star elects to use Adrian Meronk plays with a Ping G430 Max Driver (10.5°) with a Fujikura Speeder Evolution V1 661-X shaft Adrian Meronk reaches for a Ping G425 Max Fairway Wood (14.5°) with a Fujikura Speeder Evolution V1 757-X shaft Adrian Meronk bridges the gap to his irons with a Ping G425 Hybrid (19°) with a Ping Tour 85-X shaft Adrian Meronk plays with Ping iBlade irons (4-PW) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts Adrian Meronk opts for a set of three Titleist Vokey Design SM9 Wedges (50˚-12F 58º–10˚S) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts Adrian Meronk's weapon on the greens is a Ping Vault 2.0 Ketsch Putter Adrian Meronk elects to use Titleist Pro V1 golf balls BECOME A TODAY’S GOLFER MEMBER: Unlimited access to premium content and exclusive rewards! Gear: Ping Putters (2024)Price: $250 (Anser 2 $300 (Ketsch G)Who It's For: Golfers who want a blend of feel and forgiveness with several custom-fitting options and styles The Skinny: Each of the Ping Putters is designed to fit a specific stroke type and with several different head styles and alignment aids in the family Ping hopes to make it easier for golfers and fitters to find the ideal putter Ping is extending the Ping Putter line with six new offerings "It’s a very diverse offering but the one thing they all have in common is they offer precision performance on putts of every length "Golfers will have an easy time matching a model to fit their putting style preferred alignment cues and desired feel." The Ping Putters can be categorized by head style -- blade mid-mallet and high-MOI mallet -- but the company prefers to group them by the stroke type they are designed to help: straight golfers will find different-looking putters that also have been made with different alignment aids One of the putters that established Ping as an elite putter brand the Anser 2 is a heel-toe weighted blade with 20 degrees of toe hang It has a slightly-longer blade length than the standard Anser The milled face gives it a crisp feel at impact The ball's-width back cavity has a single alignment line The 17-4 stainless steel has been given a glare-reducing blast treatment This is a beefier version of the Anser 2 and was developed with inspiration from the PGA Tour a single alignment line and a firm feel thanks to a milled face but this putter has a wider back flang that enhances stability B60 - Slight ArcThis throwback design makes a comeback in thge Ping Putter lineup With more mass in the heel and toe area thanks to the rounded ballasts of this blade it has extra stability while retaining a thin topline This fang-style shaping should be familiar to most golfers with the extension in the heel and toe area pulling the center of gravity back for extra forgiveness Unlike the putters made for golfers who have a slight-arc stroke the Fetch has a a dual-density PEBAX face insert It creates a softer feel than the milled faces on shorter putters but the unique material delivers a feels firmer on longer putts This mallet's higher moment of inertia (MOI) makes it more stable on mis-hits so putts struck on the heel or toe roll straighter the cutout allows you to retrieve a golf ball from the hole using the putter itself instead of your hands this high=MOI mallet putter has a PEBAX insert The Ketsch G is made with an aluminum body and stainless steel sole plate and its larger top allowed designers to give it an easy-to-see alignment stripe The hole in the sole note only enhances perimeter weighting it lets players pick upballs without bending over For ClubTest 2021, we tested and reviewed 21 new putters to help you find the right one for your game. (For more on our testing process, click here.) Below are the results for the Ping Heppler putters. You can find the full list of putters and test results here Our take: Not every putterface is made to be soft Some golfers prefer a firmer feel with more feedback Ping’s Heppler putters are made for those golfers “I like this firmer feel so I know where I’ve hit it on the face,” said one GOLF tester “And the copper with the black provides nice contrast.” The details: Ping’s Heppler putters feature solid faces instead of face inserts to create that firmer feel many testers noticed and liked Ping uses a combination of steel and pressure-cast aluminum materials in the head to manipulate weight in order to raise forgiveness An adjustable grip system helps golfers troubleshoot with length as well From one tester’s lips to your ears: “This thing putts itself.” Where to buy it: Click here. Or better yet, get fit for the putters by the experts at our sister company, True Spec Golf The Golf Monthly test team reviews the Ping Ketsch Putter The design of the head is simple yet striking True Roll Technology and adjustable shaft length made it a joy to use I was able to dial into the pace of the greens with ease and also felt very confident when faced with short putts The slightly larger-than-standard Golf Pride grip fitted into my hands perfectly and I’d have no hesitation in recommending this product 1. Address view Compared to other mid and oversize mallets The Ketsch putter features simple but effective sight lines that really stand out against the dark head The head shape is pleasing to look down on and it’s very clear when it isn’t pointing on the intended line streamlined and with a stylish black colour scheme the Ketsch putter looks fantastic in the bag and in the hands 3. Grip Because of the shaft adjustability, the grip is thicker than you will get on many standard offerings This helps to keep the hands quiet during the stroke. If you prefer a thinner grip there is a non-adjustable version available 4. Face design Ping’s True Roll Technology features grooves that are deepest in the centre of the face becoming shallower towards the heel and toe This means that ball speeds are consistent across the face for improved distance control 5. Adjustability The length of the shaft can be set anywhere between 31 and 38 inches using an adjustment tool 6. Stroke type The Ketsch is available in three shaft bends each designed to suit a different stroke type; straight 7. Forgiveness The weighting and shape of the head mean it feels easy to deliver the face square on to the ball at impact The Counterbalanced model (which has extra weight in the top of the grip to make the club more stable) makes this particularly easy and those who have struggled under pressure in the past will find fantastic forgiveness on offer 8. Consistency Ping’s True Roll Technology groove design does a great job of producing a consistent roll You can putt knowing that even if you don’t make the perfect stroke the ball will still roll out a similar distance each time 9. Distance control Some counterbalanced models take a little bit of time to get used to but the Ketsch’s grooves help to make adapting easier You soon realise that you can let the club do much of the work to get the ball to the hole 10. Feel The Counterbalanced model will feel very different to those who haven’t used one before It feels very easy to make a controlled stroke and helps discourage deceleration into the ball stainless steel sole plate・Available in Stealth finish (Slate finish available special order)・Slight Arc or Straight・35″ std The next generation of PING’s 100%-milled putters are crafted and engineered to provide tour-caliber touch and performance through proven innovations like precision-milled The new system offers sole weight options in steel (standard weight head) tungsten (15 gms heavier than standard) and aluminum (15 gms lighter than standard) to match a golfer’s feel and balance preferences “The PING Vault 2.0 putters are luxurious works of art that are engineered to perform,” said Solheim “The craftsmanship and materials used in our milling and finishing processes ensure premium eye-catching designs that appeal to the most discerning golfers The ability to customise the weights provides golfers a putter uniquely built to fit their game.” Precision-milled TR technology ensures full-face forgiveness for consistent speed off the face The individually milled face pattern varies in depth and pitch across the face improving consistency and ultimately leading to fewer three-putts “As we advance the technologies we apply in designing and manufacturing our putters we’re able to offer more putter-fitting options than ever,” said Solheim “The precision with which we mill the PING Vault 2.0 putters allows us to fine-tune the specifications that best match a golfer’s stroke and feel preference we’re able to add or reduce the overall headweight to achieve the best balance for each player which will lead to more consistency on the greens.” Golfers can choose from three premium finishes (Stealth Platinum or Copper) in five models precision-milled from 303 stainless steel which is inspired by one of the original Anser putter molds created by Allan Dale Solheim and detailed by his father The award-winning Ketsch mallet (Stealth or Slate finish) combines a fully-machined 6061 aerospace-grade aluminum body with a stainless steel sole plate for an extremely high MOI and offers exceptional alignment features All the models are fit for stroke and designed with varying alignment aids to fit a golfer’s preferred look and alignment style  As part of the custom building process that ensures optimal balance putters between 34″ and 36″ in length are built with steel sole weights; models 34″ and shorter feature tungsten weighting; putters built 36″ and longer use aluminum weights Four proprietary PING Pistol tapered grips provide golfers with variances in shape and feel lightweight design with a foam under-listing and dominant flats for face awareness The PP61 has an exaggerated pistol to fit the contour of the golfer’s hands and a rubber under-listing for a softer response The CB60 is standard on custom counter-balanced putters in the line stainless steel sole plate・Available in Stealth finish (Slate finish available special order)・Slight Arc or Straight・35" std Ping, at least originally, built its brand on Anser putter sales but while there’s been a lot of Tour success over the years with countless models it has been some time since Ping launched a model that captured the golfing public’s imagination and delivered massive sales Ping reckons its new Heppler family can hit that spot Related: WITB Andy Sullivan It’s a nine-model line-up (the Piper comes in both a centre shaft and armlock model) with two blades and seven mallet/MOI models all of which deliver super high MOI performance thanks to an aluminium and stainless steel construction Ping’s also turning its back on insert and face groove technology and instead focusing on giving golfers a firmer feel and more pleasing sound LEARN ABOUT: What is putter toe hang? And why is it important? “With the Heppler series, we’re providing golfers a firmer-feeling putter in highly forgiving models to ensure a choice that fits their stroke and eye,” said John K. Solheim, Ping President “We’ve chosen a very precise manufacturing process that has significantly advanced our ability to create high-MOI mid-mallets and mallets by combining aerospace-grade aluminium with steel The contrasting copper and black finish provides alignment cues and a visually appealing premium look that’s attracting a lot of interest on tour.”  “Fitting continues to be an important part of our putter technology as well,” Solheim said “We’ve made improvements to the feel of our adjustable-length shaft technology and the new putters are available to fit every stroke type so golfers can find a putter to match their stance and stroke.” ROBOT TESTED: Which golf ball suits my game? Heppler is Ping’s second family of putters with adjustable length shafts as standard (they’re stiffer and come in a black chrome finish for a sleek new look) Length is adjustable from 32-36in; Ping says eight out of 10 golfers use the wrong length putter which plays a crucial role in hitting putts from the centre Related: WITB Ping’s Marty Jertson cast aluminium chassis are teamed with strategically positioned heavy steel weights The idea allows Ping’s engineers to position the centre of gravity in each head to boost forgiveness creating an extremely high MOI family for more consistency With Ping at the forefront of custom fitting Heppler comes as standard with four grip options to ensure you get a grip that gives you the perfect fit and feel Colours promise to give visual cues to help you align squarely at your target more often Heppler mixes black with copper (with either white sightlines or a black alignment dot) to create a distinctive look as you address a white ball Find your perfect putter alignment aid Ping’s business was built on the success of the Anser it’s no surprise the most copied putter design of all time is part of the Heppler line-up Bearing the same heel-toe weighting that helped make the original Anser 2 so popular the Heppler version also shares the original’s angled heel ballast RRP: £250.00 Putter Type: Blade Material: Steel Head Weight: 350gStroke Type: Slight Arc short slant hosel design with lots of toe hang A larger section of the cavity was carved out and the heel-toe ballasts are larger than those in the ZB 2 to achieve a high MOI The simplest single dot alignment aid you’ll find RRP: £250.00 Putter Type: Blade Material: Steel Head Weight: 355g Stroke Type: Strong Arc TESTED: Do alignment golf balls help you hole more putts? A centre-shafted mini mallet (also available as a longer armlock model) the CG is lower and MOI is higher because of steel heel and toe weights integrated with the aluminium body Two white sight lines frame the ball brilliantly at address RRP: £250.00 Putter Type: Mid-mallet Material: Aluminium/Steel face Head Weight: 365g Stroke Type: Straight A modern fanged design which spreads mass and ups stability the ratio of aluminium to steel appears to be 50/50; in fact A slant neck hosel means the Tyne 3 has toe hang which so it’s well suited to slight arc strokes RRP: £275.00 Putter Type: Mallet Material: Aluminium face/SteelHead Weight: 360g Stroke Type: Slight Arc The Fetch has a sneaky high MOI as the head has a ball-sized hole in the centre which boosts forgiveness The colour contrasting helps golfers focus on the alignment lines causing the holed-out section to fade and not be the primary focus The whole head fits inside the hole to retrieve holed putts RRP: £275.00 Putter Type: Mallet Material: Aluminium/Steel face Head Weight: 365gStroke Type: Straight Our pro used a Ping Sigma 2 Fetch to win four times on the Midlands PGA circuit last year so he was keen to see what extra the new multi-material Heppler Fetch brought to the table He loved the brilliant new copper and black cosmetics, but it’s fair to say there was a big difference in sound and feel to the dual material insert of his previous Sigma 2 model That’s exactly why Ping have introduced Heppler as they’re well aware not everyone wants a super-soft insert but the lighter aluminium core removes mass and helps boost stability more responsive feel and sound (and there’s plenty out there who will) when you throw in the adjustable length shaft and four grip sizes/profiles the Heppler Fetch is very attractive overall package Which Powakaddy trolley is best for you? Just the sort of MOI model that wasn’t available a few years ago boasting the second-highest MOI in the Heppler line A short slant hosel means a good amount of toe hang Floki is a good fit for golfers who like releasing the putter through impact due to significant steel around the perimeter prevents twisting RRP: £275.00 Putter Type: Mallet Material: Aluminium face/Steel Head Weight: 365gStroke Type: Strong Arc TESTED: Justin Rose’s Axis1 Putter Ping says the Ketch is a good fit for straight and slight arc putting strokes which also wraps the perimeter; a big reason this ½ steel ½ aluminium Ketsch nearly doubles the MOI of the Ping Vault 2.0 Ketsch Lots of path and target cues to help alignment RRP: £275.00 Putter Type: Mallet Material: Aluminium face/Steel Head Weight: 370gStroke Type: Slight Arc or Straight and there’s a 14 dot alignment system inspired by the lights on an airport’s runway The dots get closer together front to back to simulate motion The back ballasts are cored out and steel filled in this ½ steel Best for a Slight Arc or Straight putting stroke RELATED: How good are the 2021 Bettinardi Queen B putters? A mid-mallet is the predominant putter style among armlock players for its desirable head shape and this Piper relies on the same low-CG The difference is a double-bend shaft (std length 41 ½”) and it attaches heel-side as opposed to the centre RRP: £275 Putter Type: Mid-Mallet Material: Aluminium/Steel face Standard length: 41.5″ Head Weight: 355g Stroke Type: Slight Arc or Straight Job title: Today’s Golfer – Equipment Editor        PING recently unveiled the 13-degree Rapture 3-wood for golfers looking for a versatile driver alternative or hotter-faced 3-wood adjustable design combines a Ti 8-1-1 titanium body high-strength beta-titanium face and dense tungsten sole plate for increased ball speed and lowered spin “The weighting properties of titanium and tungsten provide our engineers a lot of opportunities to improve performance,” said John A “The high-strength beta-titanium material allowed us to really focus on creating a hotter face that yields ball speeds and distance unlike any we’ve seen in fairway woods The tungsten positions the weight extremely low so we can optimize the CG position It has a taller face and deeper head profile so golfers will have complete confidence with the Rapture We think golfers will really appreciate this unique combination of technology to improve their performance We’re excited to get it in golfers’ hands.” extreme-variable-thickness face made of high-strength beta titanium (30% stronger than standard titanium) enlarges the hitting surface for increased forgiveness while accelerating ball speed to generate distance Almost 25% of head mass is isolated in the tungsten sole plate which positions the CG much lower in the Ti 8-1-1 head further improving energy transfer for higher ball speed and less spin The matte-black 219cc head has a deep profile for inspiring confidence The standard 13 degrees of loft can easily be adjusted plus or minus ½ degree using PING’s Trajectory Tuning technology The lightweight adjustable hosel has the same outer diameter and mass of PING’s traditional fixed hosels and provides the benefits of adjustability without sacrificing the performance that’s often lost in clubs with larger hosel designs Precision milled at PING headquarters the new Ketsch putter will offer unprecedented distance control extreme forgiveness and accurate alignment It is the newest model to benefit from variable-depth grooves which produce consistent results across the face A 17-4 stainless steel sole weight creates a high MOI and makes the aluminum “What really stands out about the Ketsch is the captured look it provides at address inspiring confidence and promoting a consistent stroke the key to holing more putts,” said John A contrasting alignment aids extending from the top of the matte-black crown The center line runs all the way to the back to make aiming easy Our research shows that the head shape promotes extremely consistent alignment for the majority of golfers combined with our revolutionary variable-depth grooves and a high MOI will help golfers putt more consistently.” Variable-depth grooves milled into the face ensure ball-speed consistency whether the ball is struck in the center of the face Grooves are deepest in the center and shallower toward the perimeter which PING calls True Roll (TR) Technology PING studies show an increase in ball-speed consistency of nearly 50% compared to a non-grooved face when measured at nine points across the face golfers can choose a fixed-length shaft (35 inches is standard) or they can upgrade to an adjustable-length version they can modify between 31 and 38 inches prior to a round The Ketsch is available in three shaft bends to fit any stroke type: Straight Results from hundreds of player and robot tests at PING show that golfers are more consistent with a putter balanced to fit their stroke type The midsize PP58 black rubber grip is designed with a familiar shape but its larger size quiets the wrists for improved confidence and stroke repeatability Both the Rapture 3-wood and Ketsch putter are currently available to pre-order from PING-authorized golf shops I understand I can unsubscribe at any time Ping’s new Vault 2.0 putters ($300 each) are 100% milled for Tour-like performance Features include patented True Roll technology for consistent distance control across the entire face and a new sole weighting system with steel (standard) and aluminum (15g lighter than standard) to fit individual feel and taste “As we advance the technologies we apply in designing and manufacturing our putters we’re able to offer more putter-fitting options than ever,” said company president John K “The precision with which we mill the Ping Vault 2.0 putters allows us to fine-tune the specifications that best match a golfer’s stroke and feel preference we’re able to add or reduce the overall head weight to achieve the best balance for each player which will lead to more consistency on the greens.” Vault 2.0 putters are available in three finishes (stealth copper) and in five models including Dale Anser (inspired by the original Anser) To make sure each putter is properly optimized for feel and balance shorter models (34″ or less) are built with tungsten sole weights standard (34″ to 36″) are built with steel sole weights and longer models (36″ or more) are built with aluminum weights All models in the family are available with four proprietary Ping pistol tapered grips (PP60 CB60) that offer a variety of profiles and feel PING launches new Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl putters.  ping launches camo ketsch putters inspired by paintball guns PING has introduced two visually striking PLD2 putters called the Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl (above) both of which have been inspired by paintball guns "The first thing that grabs you is the incredible detail of the camo design that makes these putters distinctive in the marketplace," said PING's chairman and SEO, John A REVIEWED: PING PUTTERS "We chose the award-winning Ketsch for this project because of its popularity with golfers and its unique geometry Using a proprietary Permodize anodized sealing process "The graphic permeates the material with vibrant and rich detail while creating an extremely hard and showcase our commitment to manufacturing innovations." Arsenal's Hector Bellerin vs Geoff Swain: Golf... by GolfMagic PING claims the contrasting sightlines make the Ketsch easy to aim and 17-4 stainless steel sole weights yield a low centre of gravity for faster forward roll and exceptional stability The patented TR face technology also ensures speed control across the face Both the Realtree Xtra and Muddy Girl models are milled from 6061 aluminum at PING in Phoenix to ensure the precise engineering detail of the Ketsch design The stainless steel sole plate undergoes a nitriding finishing process which diffuses nitrogen onto the surface of the metal to harden the surface Best golf shoes and golf apparel 2017 by GolfMagic non-glare finish that eliminates reflections and further distinguishes the look of both putters "The complex geometry of the Ketsch model really challenged us to execute the process to its fullest extent," added Solheim "We achieved unmatched image quality that would be impossible to replicate with other manufacturing methods This type of technology has functional and decorative applications that we look forward to utilising in the future." The PLD2 Camo Ketsch Realtree Xtra and Camo Ketsch Muddy Girl putters are available for pre-order beginning today at PING Authorised golf shops Authentic Realtree Xtra Camo Pattern; Authentic Moon Shine Muddy Girl Camo Pattern Precision-Milled From 6061 Aluminum at PING in Phoenix Patented True-Roll Face Technology Improves Ball-Speed Control 17-4 Stainless Steel Sole Weights Create Low CG and High MOI PP58 Grip with Color Accents (Orange on Realtree Xtra Model equipment reviews and promotions direct to your inbox For more information, read our Privacy Policy When Andy joined GolfMagic it was a small site with potential © Crash Media Group Ltd 2025.The total or partial reproduction of text photographs or illustrations is not permitted in any form Mallet putters are designed to be forgiving due to their large head shape and they come in a variety of shapes with good alignment options so are good for types of golfer Mallet putters are better for players who don't consistently hit the middle of the face with their putts The larger size helps with alignment and forgiveness so that could be players of any handicap but they will suit higher handicappers more If your mallet putters has an alignment line on the top, then place this behind the ball and aim at your target. Sometimes golf balls have lines on them that you can align with the design on the putter to provide a visual aid for your stroke. See our guide for How To Practise Putting Cleveland HB Soft 2 Retreve Putter and its fantastic leather head cover Our guide to the best mallet putters is the ideal place to start whilst the extra weight in the head helps to diminish twisting throughout the strike WATCH: Joel Tadman runs through the best putters you can buy this year There is much to like about this mallet from Cobra stylish looking and the Descending Loft Technology face design ensures a consistent roll even if you get your hands a little ahead or behind the ball at impact Read more below it's unlikely that you'll find a better putter at this incredible price point the alignment help and forgiveness make this a great value-for-money putter Read more below The M.Craft X putters from Mizuno are some of the most unique putters on the market featuring a removable back of the head to allow for players to switch and swap shape of heads for the ultimate adjustability Read more below This performs on all lengths of putt whilst also providing a more refined look and solid feel It’s no wonder Tour players have started to put these in play Read more below The DF3 is a pleasure to use as its face really does square up through impact making it easy to recommend to every ability of player Read more below One of the most iconic putters in golf has had a reboot The new and improved TaylorMade Spider Tour offers maximum forgiveness a soft feel off the face and new alignment markings on the crown which make it very easy to line up Read more below Providing a premium look with excellent alignment aids the Ketsch G Putter from Ping provides great stability and would make a welcome addition to any golfer's bag Read more below the Toulon Las Vegas is one of the best looking and feeling mallet putters around. It also boasts a superb soft feel and has very helpful alignment features on the head Read more below The trusted shape of the TM22 putter is given premium treatment The clever use of milling lines has created visual differences for alignments in a mallet design Read more below One of the most notable putters on the market has exploded in popularity recently thanks to super easy alignment Read more below This versatile Cleveland putter offers a responsive feel and good forgiveness and it will pick your ball out of the hole for you after knocking it in Read more below One of the most impressive mallet head putters of 2023 Its unique finish and milled face provide the performance and the looks of a premium putter Read more below There are some great value mallet putters from the main manufacturers that bring all the benefits of perimeter weighting and the latest face technology to a variety of putter head shapes such as these: The Vintage Cuda features a new soft PEBAX face insert that is crafted from a lightweight and responsive thermo-plastic elastomer it produced a softer feel in comparison to the firmer aluminium face insert in Cobra's more premium 3D Printed putters the Cuda features Descending Loft Technology (DLT) 1°) to maintain a consistent loft through impact regardless of your angle of attack or ball position in your stance whilst the putter was responsive enough that we could feel a mis-hit from outside the sweet spot One aspect that we really liked about the Cuda is that it features interchangeable weights that allow you to personalize your putter to find your desired feel and control and these can be purchased separately to match your preferred head weight Wilson are known for producing some of the best budget putters on the market and it's set to slide into that category with ease with the sole of the putter sitting very low to the ground when it comes to the three short white lines on the top of the putter the middle of the three lines is slightly thicker which helps center the ball on the face at address especially with the two-tone PVD anti-glare finish which creates a visually-appealing look that adds to the premium feel which were noticeable when the ball came off the face there seems to be plenty of help at hand and the balance is really good for a putter at this price point The M.Craft range from Mizuno allows players to customize the shape of the head of their putter after purchase via purchasing a new back piece or custom weights and is one of the most unique putters I've ever tested for that reason Golfers can purchase additional backs (£100) and weight kits (£40) to dial in their putter to their exact specifications with the backs and weights simply screwing out from the sole of the putter and can be reconfigured within a minute The X6 was my favorite model from the three available, boasting an eye-catching fang look, producing high MOI and stable head while producing the feel of some of the best blade putters All the putters possess a fairly deep CNC milled face forged from a single piece of 1025 steel which gives off a surprisingly firm feel that I enjoyed nonetheless Having tended to opt for milled putter faces for the majority of my golfing career I really liked the acoustics and feel the M.Craft X 6 putter produced whilst the slick all-black look inspired confidence in my stroke as I addressed the ball on the greens The Bandon 3 mallet from TaylorMade has a short neck hosel which provides a little more toe hang than the plumbers neck found on the Bandon 1 We found that it sits completely flush to the ground while the alignment assistance on offer from the short black sight line is somewhat limited on the plus side the winged shape helped us present it squarely to the ball In testing, we felt it had a similar feel to a blade putter but in a mallet form which makes it a highly versatile club that may suit a wider range of players the feel off the face was solid and it offered up a surprisingly firm and loud sound at impact given the deep grooves on the face insert we felt that the sandstone finish on the head looked fantastic and it still manages to look elegant and premium The one slight drawback is that it does reflect the sun more than we’d have liked High MOI mallet putters have driven the shape of this sector for many years as the larger head size allows weight to be placed deep in the corners to maximise the resistance to twisting on off-centre hits The latest designs take this to the next level with multi-material heads that manage the weight distribution more effectively yet still keep the putter light and easy to use it's designed to feel as if it’s guiding itself on the correct path on the way back and through That can be attributed to "Lie Angle Balance" technology flat-bottom model in which the shaft connects right behind the front flange and directly into an oddly shaped ring that’s hollow in the middle but you can get this in a stock or custom model you can choose from standard-length or counterbalanced models in eight different colors with a wide range of grip and upgraded shaft options as it felt like the DF3 actually had a mind of its own especially for those who typically use blades but the head was not a visual distraction in any way we were extremely impressed with how easy it was to control putt speed Putts within three feet felt like near-automatic The TaylorMade Spider is an iconic design that is now one of the most recognisable putters out there Spider putters are popular with golfers of all skill levels and TaylorMade has made lots of little tweaks and added plenty of wrinkles to its ever expanding range the Spider Tour putter comes into its own on off-center strikes as it helps to maintain the direction and control of the putt It's worth mentioning that there are four head shapes available - Tour but all four provide a high-MOI performance The two areas that stood out for us were the soft feel and the high forgiveness with our tester incredibly impressed by the performance on offer The soft feel comes from the white TPU Pure Roll insert which also provides a nice symmetry with the white True Path Alignment aid on the top of the crown When it comes to the best Ping putters on the market there is a huge variation of models and types with one of the newer ones being the Ketsch G Putter a forgiving mallet that is designed to inspire confidence when addressed down behind the ball alignment lines on the crown and deep footprint combine to produce something which the majority of golfers will absolutely adore traditional design of the head cover is very appealing too and in terms of the visuals we can’t fault this putter at all the benefit of the insert was visible and the feel off the face was very soft when compared with other models although it had a ball retriever on the bottom of the putter it is slightly redundant as the large head of the Ketsch means it is too big to fit in the hole the looks and forgiveness make this a very viable option in the mallet putter department The moment I pulled this putter out of the box ahead of testing I was in love - it's absolutely beautiful. As with all Toulon putters I marvel at the quality at the craftsmanship on offer and the new 2025 series of putters is no different A new Anthracite finish that has been introduced that provides a real premium look via the charcoal and grey tones This putter performed well from distance but I thought it was excellent from within 10ft in particular The small line on the top of the face was ideal for centering the ball and squaring the face up to my target inspiring confidence within me before each knee-knocker putt The $600 price tag (£599) may put some players off and understandably so feel and aesthetics go a long way to justifying the price-tag The TM22 boasts some excellent features which make it one of the most forgiving putters on the market with Wilson surpassing themselves here by employing a clever use of milling lines to create visual differences for alignments Constructed of a 304 block of stainless steel it looks fantastic at the address position and frames the ball nicely against the club face thanks to the fangs and different milling patterns you'll notice on the club These alignment lines improve the overall aesthetic of this putter while it's also great for those who have a small arc in their swing because of the slight overhang the club's hosel boasts all of this meant we could really feel the premium feedback it delivers even when the shot was slightly off center Not shown above is the premium leather pistol handle that also comes with the club which has some smart contouring around the upper part of the handle that will complement whatever grip style you employ particularly helping players with shorter putts inside 10ft The modern centre shafted design on this putter certainly takes some getting used to at first given the on set at address and built in 3.3° of shaft lean but once comfortable I saw encouraging results with this putter from early on in testing I also like the versa-style look and the three dots on the top of the crown to help with alignment Not only did the extra weight and alignment aid helps me on shorter putts but the computer-powered White Hot insert featuring variable face thickness to produce consistent ball speeds really helped me with my longer lag efforts from distance If you find yourself struggling with distance control or more importantly starting the ball on line from shorter range The Retreve is Cleveland’s first putter with the ability to pick the ball out of the hole so it should certainly appeal to any golfer who has difficulty bending Although Cleveland hasn’t produced a putter like this before we think the HB SOFT 2 family of putters look a lot more premium than their price suggests the milling on the face combined with the luxurious Pistol Grips scream out premium product and that look is matched by the sound and feel when you strike a putt we were big fans of it and we felt the Retreve was a little firmer than other putters in the SOFT 2 family possibly due to the ball shaped hole behind the face it was a pleasing feel when we found the sweet spot and we think there is something to be said for not having to bend and pick the ball out of the hole The Bettinardi Queen B 11 Putter is one of the best looking putters money can buy with its excellent bronze clubhead looking stunning behind the ball there's also a Caramel Copper PVD finish that gives it a cool rustic look that really makes it stand out from the competition Although its shelf appeal and elegance is a real seller what we really loved is how Bettinardi have also thought ahead particularly in putting a glare-resistant finish on the clubhead that really came in useful when we took it out on the course on a sunny day When it comes to product testing The putter section is headed up by Sam De'Ath while other members of the Golf Monthly team regularly contribute to the putter tests as well and all writers are able to efficiently test the vast majority of the biggest product releases and convey the pros and cons eloquently Getting into specifics, we test the putters outdoors on real greens with premium golf balls to get a thorough understanding of design features We look to test across multiple different rounds of golf across different golf courses to really put each putter through their paces and to create a fairer test when it comes to the review itself - the more use we get of a putter the more data we have to work with and a more informative review will come as a result Not only do the putters get tested out on the golf course Due to the fact Sam heads up our putters department he also has the honor of testing the best putting mats on the market This means Sam gets a lot of practice in from the comfort of his own home and thus each putter he reviews gets a thorough workout both on and off the golf course Our goal with our testing procedure and review ideology is simple and has remained the same for many years - we feel like we owe it to our loyal readership to deliver the most informative Our level of trust we have build with our readers over years of reviews is of upmost importance to us and thus we want to keep it as high as possible we simply call each product how we see it based on our knowledge of the club market our experience testing these type of clubs and our passion for the game nor can a manufacturer 'buy' a good review - we simply call it how we see it When trying to find one of the best mallet putters In our guide to the best putters on the market right now we featured 18 putters that range in price This tells you a little bit about the range of putters there are out there today but this can also help you narrow your search down a bit further This comes down to factors like technology Well it is up to you what size of mallet you want because some of the models above are large to aid MOI and forgiveness whilst some others are more mid-mallet in shape and have smaller footprints The putter has to inspire confidence so you have to enjoy looking down on it that's for sure Manufacturers are aware of this and so have designed a wide range of looks to choose from and therefore you just need to look at the designs you like the aesthetics of This is a really important factor to consider because on the market right now are a wide range of firm and soft feeling putters to choose from One thing we do recommend is how fast or slow are the greens you play on a firmer feeling face will suit you more whereas if you putt on ultra-fast greens a softer feel will work more efficiently and help you control distance their stroke tends to be fairly straight back and through whereas some golfers tend to putt more in an arc Finding out what kind of arc you have is vital to picking the right putter for your stroke Get A Golf Handicap UK Golf Guide Golfshake Top 100s Find Golf Travel Deals Golf Competitions Community Forum If you're considering buying a new putter for this season then you'll be intrigued to see that PING has launched six models for 2024 that offer feel and forgiveness in a style that should inspire confidence on the greens The new designs expand the PING Putter line to 16 models "The PING Putter line combines modern design advancements with the proven technologies that helped PING set the standard in putter design 65 years ago," said John K "It’s a very diverse offering but the one thing they all have in common is they offer precision performance on putts of every length preferred alignment cues and desired feel." another of Karsten’s major-winning designs that was introduced in 1979 and the popular Fetch (complete with its "gimme" ball-pickup feature) fit in the mallet category along with the Ketsch G From firm milled faces to soft-feeling inserts The new putters offer different alignment solutions to fit the eye of a variety of golfers Each of these putters have an RRP of £280. For more information, please visit https://eu.ping.com/en-gb/ Tags: putters ping Golf Putters golf gear Golf Equipment Tuition Series Golf Forums Golf Course Directory UK Golf Courses Tee Time Search Golf Inspired Search for Golf Courses Tee Time Search Weekly Tour News Industry News Rating & Reviews Get a Golf Handicap Golfscoretracker Handicap Calculations Stat Tracking Cards Golfshake Services Terms, Cookies & Privacy For the fourth installment of ClubTest 2020, we tested and reviewed 17 new putters to help you find the right one for your game. Below are the results for the Ping Heppler putters. You can find the full list of putters and test results here Buy your own PING Heppler Tomcat 14 putter today Buy Now The product(s) featured in this article has been independently selected by GOLF.com’s editorial team If you make a purchase using the links included To receive GOLF’s all-new newsletters, subscribe for free here You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed In a strategic move to reinforce its global expertise in industrial filtration solutions; Hengst Filtration has acquired the hydraulic filtration division of Bosch Rexroth AG This global acquisition signalled Hengst’s commitment to strengthening its presence and improving the customer experience in Australia “Our first goal was to ensure a smooth and seamless transition so existing customers of Rexroth filtration division felt no disruption of service but felt the enhanced capabilities and resources by being backed by a global specialist in filtration solutions” Hengst general manager – Australia and New Zealand James Coulter said Hengst Australia quickly established a dedicated Australian filtration support team to service the former Rexroth filtration customers With the merging of industrial filtration from Rexroth and Hengst’s rich history in the filtration sector customers from hydraulic repair shops and filtration distributors to mining sites can anticipate an expanded and comprehensive suite of highly engineered filtration solutions suitable for industrial applications a German hydraulic filtration manufacturer with over 90 years manufacturing experience EPE will continue to thrive under Hengst as it combines its filtration expertise The Hengst Filtration story began in 1958 and is committed to ensuring that the standards that former Rexroth filtration customers received are met and exceeded Hengst Australia has invested in locally held filtration inventory and an Australian based sales and technical support team Hengst Filtration brings over sixty years of filtration innovation and engineering success Its mission remains simple and unchanged and that is to offer its partners unmatched filtration solutions that ensure engine performance and industrial system reliability “For Hengst Australia our primary priority was ensuring that the change was as seamless as possible” Coulter said “I am pleased to say that our former Rexroth filtration customers have experienced that they are in capable hands and are backed by a global leader in industrial filtration products.” For more information visit: www.hengst.com Subscribe to Australian Mining and receive the latest news on product announcements Australian Mining has informed the industry on the latest news and technologies from across the mining sector Australian Mining is a leading resource showcasing the latest in mining innovation Ping’s new family of Heppler putters — with nine models in total — provide golfers who prefer a firm feel a variety of options. Golfers who want a soft feel with a face insert can look to Ping’s Sigma 2 series but the Heppler family provides a different sensation the new Heppler putters are machined with a solid-face construction The blade putters in the series are made from all steel while the mid-mallets and mallets use a multi-material design to increase MOI (moment of intertia) for better forgiveness Some of the faces in the family are made from steel while others are made from aluminum; the face material varies by model because of the overall design differences in each putter we’re providing golfers a firmer-feeling putter in highly forgiving models to ensure a choice that fits their stroke and eye,” said Ping president John K “We’ve chosen a very precise manufacturing process that’s significantly advanced our ability to create high-MOI mid-mallets and mallets by combining aerospace-grade aluminum with steel.” The lightweight aluminum material used throughout the Heppler series is pressure-casted and it combines with steel in order to create highly forgiving designs made with precision “The advantage of pressure casting is we can achieve highly precise design details while allowing our engineers much greater freedom to position weight where it benefits the putter’s performance the most,” Solheim said we improved the performance of existing models and developed two entirely new designs.” The Heppler putter series consists of blades (Anser 2, ZB3), mid-mallets (Piper C, Piper Armlock) and mallets (Tyne 3, Fetch, Ketsch, Floki, Tomcat 14), each of which use a copper-and-black contrasting finish to help with alignment. They also feature Ping’s familiar adjustable-length system that allows golfers to easily change length from 32-to-36 inches The new putter family is named after the late Rick Heppler who started with Ping in 1966 and was hired by John A Solheim to help build putters in the family garage He passed away in a motorcycle accident in 2013 “Rick was part of the Ping family for almost 50 years,” Solheim said “He was a dear friend who contributed greatly to our success in all that he did Naming this putter series after him is a tribute to his dedication to our company and its employees.” Below are photos and information about each of the new Heppler putters From Ping: “Bearing the same heel-toe weighting that helped make the original Anser 2 so popular The all-steel Heppler Anser 2 stands apart with color blocking that creates its own eye-pleasing alignment assistance.” From Ping: “A larger section of the cavity was carved out and the heel-toe ballasts are larger than those in the ZB 2 to achieve a high MOI in this strong-arc blade The alignment dot is a product of our research showing this cue makes aiming easier for strong-arc players.” From Ping: “Players who prefer center-shafted putters will find the Piper C gives them a performance edge and MOI is higher because of steel heel and toe weights integrated with the aluminum body the ratio of aluminum to steel appears to be 50/50; in fact From Ping: “To elevate MOI over the Sigma 2 Fetch which has steel bordering the center cutout then steel in the heel-toe ballasting for increasing forgiveness The color contrasting helps golfers focus on the alignment lines causing the holed-out section to fade and not be the primary focus.” half-aluminum Ketsch nearly doubles the MOI of the Ping Vault 2.0 Ketsch it effectively utilizes multi-material construction and is the only putter in the family with three alignment lines From Ping: “The strong-arc mallet is enjoying popularity and the Floki expands a player’s fitting options while boasting the second-highest MOI in the Heppler line Significant steel around the perimeter prevents twisting and its copper color contrasted against the black aluminum is designed to inspire confidence.” From Ping: “Airport runway lights inspired the alignment dots in the highest-MOI model in the Heppler family The back ballasts are cored out and steel filled in this half-steel From Ping: “A mid-mallet is the predominant putter style among armlock players for its desirable head shape The difference is a double-bend shaft (standard length is 41.5 inches) and it attaches heel-side as opposed to the center Looking to upgrade your flatstick for the upcoming summer So here are the five putter deals I have chosen The new and improved TaylorMade Spider Tour putters offer maximum forgiveness If you are thinking of changing your putter this year then this is certainly worth considering SOFT (Speed Optimized Face Technology) is a unique face-milling pattern which has been specifically engineered to preserve ball speed on off center strikes this pattern is different on each of the putters in the SOFT 2 family as the unique milling is based on that specific putter’s center of gravity The face features an aggressive milling pattern in the center of the face and as you move more to the sides the milling is less intense This means at the extremities more material is in contact with the ball which means less drop off in speed between well struck and mishit putts The Retreve has a soft feel and I especially enjoyed the consistency in distance control you can retrieve your ball from the hole or from the putting surface which makes it an excellent option for the senior golfer or anyone with back issues who has trouble bending Don't be put off by the 'gimmicky' shape as this putter gives a lot of bang for your buck When it comes to the best value putters I genuinely feel that Cleveland is a match for anybody The original HB SOFT range which was launched in 2018 has been a big favorite at Golf Monthly for many years and the HB SOFT 2 family which came out in 2024 version did not disappoint The milled face pattern explained above is a real highlight and really adds to the feel and consistency The Model 1 isn't the most forgiving putter out there but the accomplished golfer who can regularly find close to the middle of the putter face will enjoy the feel and performance Higher handicap players and beginners would be better served looking at other putters in the HB SOFT 2 family such as the HB SOFT 2 Retreve mentioned above If you like a traditional blade shaped design though then this is a great option at the price This is one of the best value for money blade putters out there The milled face provides good feedback as well as giving a nice soft feel and a true roll It has a premium look and feel but doesn't carry a premium price tag Definitely one to consider if you're thinking of shaking up your bag with a new putter Aesthetically the Ketsch ticks every box for me In addition to the exceptional levels of forgiveness the feel and sound that comes from the insert is really appealing too while I would also point out that the alignment aid is first class and should really offer assistance to golfers who struggle to get their putts on line large footprint and excellent alignment assistance makes the Ketsch an excellent putter for beginner golfers or those who just need that bit of reassurance to boos confidence when standing over the ball Combining premium aesthetics with exceptional forgiveness and a soft feel the 2024 Ping Ketsch G putter is a top quality option for golfers who need a little assistance on the greens Basically this is an Anser putter with a deeper profile (hence the ‘D’ in the name) so it offers that little bit more forgiveness and alignment help than you would get from the original Anser design I fell in love with this putter when I tested it and was so upset at having to give it back that I went out and bought one soon after I'm not even a blade guy as I don't have the touch and feel to use them effectively but the Anser D plays more like a mid-mallet and it really suited my eye The contrast of the raw blast stainless steel head against the black composite shaft really gives it a premium look while for me there is no more visually-appealing putter grip than the classic 'Ping man' design Over the ball it looks great as the deeper profile inspires confidence and the silver and black combination is really pleasing If you are struggling with your blade putter but don't want to switch to a mallet The 2024 Ping Anser D putter is a slightly different adaptation of the classic Anser design and offers a little more help and forgiveness than a standard blade The deeper profile provides the golfer with some of the alignment help and forgiveness of a mallet putter without sacrificing any of the aesthetic appeal of the traditional Anser you will then be prompted to enter your display name Welcome to 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