As with many things in R&D, you build on the partial success and failures of things in the past. We had an adjustable-length mechanism in that first version—a fairly simple clamp—that did an awful lot ...

The new Ping Sigma 2 putter family solves two problems in putter design. One is more of a recent issue, while the other is probably as old as putters themselves. And yet it’s the latter that not only ...

For the first time since the USGA anchoring ban in 2016, Ping is offering a long putter model at retail. Ping’s new PLD Milled AS Oslo L is part of the new PLD Milled AS (Alternative Style), which ...

Specs: Milled stainless steel, tungsten inserts and aluminum bodies with 10 head styles available, including heel-toe weighted blades, mid-size mallets and high-MOI mallets. Who they are for: With 10 ...

In 2018, Ping launched its line of Sigma 2 putters that offer a way to change length with the turn of a dial. The feature allows for golfers to adjust length between 32 and 36 inches, helping golfers ...

For the best players in the world, the way a putter feels at impact can determine the longevity of a flat stick. It's part of the reason why Jordan Spieth, Tiger Woods and Brandt Snedeker, just to ...

For Ping, the Scottsdale name is a meaningful one, so you can assume big things from putters that bear that name. With the 2025 Scottsdale line, Ping is releasing nine putter models with technology ...

If you’re tired of putters with inserts that feel soft and you want a bit more feedback, Ping’s Heppler family has you covered. Each of the nine models has a solid face construction and a recognizable ...

Ping brings back the legendary Scottsdale name with a modern lineup of high-MOI putters, featuring PEBAX face inserts and SuperStroke grips. The post 2025 Ping Scottsdale putters: Heritage-inspired, ...

Ping’s new Sigma G putter models, which the company introduced at the PGA Merchandise Show, have a face inspired by the soles of athletic shoes. Pebax elastomer, a material commonly used in the soles ...

The first thing you notice about the Ping Golf's new Heppler putters is what you don’t see. The company that has made great strides in understanding the role grooves play in how putts roll and then ...