Who they’re for: Golfers who demand the ultimate in feel and precision and want a putter that looks like it came right off the PGA Tour. The Skinny: The four PLD putters are straight-from-the-tour ...

Thirty-five years ago next week, Sandy Lyle won the 1988 Masters and set an equipment streak that has never been matched in motion. It was during that year Lyle (Masters), Curtis Strange (U.S. Open), ...

Many companies have tried to incorporate the “tour pro” experience into special offerings by allowing consumers the opportunity to customize various aspects of the club. Ping’s latest foray into this ...

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 ...

Exclusivity has never been one of Ping’s hallmarks. Instead, the company has always made its mark in the industry with technology. Case in point: Many of the players on the PGA Tour who don’t have ...

In recent years Ping has become known for making some of the most stable and forgiving drivers in golf, but the company was founded on putters. Karsten Solheim’s designs, dating back to 1959, have ...

As with, well, almost everything these days, the ability to customize a product to meet the needs of the consumer is critical. With its new line of Vault 2.0 putters, Ping sought to address that need.

The putter is the most personal club in nearly any player’s bag. And it’s the club most likely to be tossed out and replaced by another model on a whim, in desperation or simply by a desire to look at ...

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 ...

Ping’s 2021 putter line features both traditional and new putter models designed to offer multiple options for each stroke type. With its emphasis on fitting, Ping has taken great care with the line ...