Ping 2021 Anser
Ping 2021 putters feature a new impact face consisting of two layers. The inner, harder layer provides better distance control. The outer layer has new, thinner and shallower grooves for improved ball roll and minimal differences between center and off-center hits.
The Ping 2021 golf putter range includes the following models
Ping 2021 Anser
A timeless legend. A design that has been used for decades, helped establish Ping’s first patents, and influenced the entire putter market. Balanced with tungsten weights in the toe and heel for maximum forgiveness. Rounded corners and edges, plus a central alignment line for easier aiming. Ideal for players with a smooth, natural putting stroke on a slight arc.
Ping 2021 Anser 2
Has the same features as the Anser, but with a longer, narrower head and sharper corners and edges.
Ping 2021 Anser 4
For mallet enthusiasts. The same design as the Anser 2, but balanced for players with a strong-arc putting stroke.
Ping 2021 Kushin 4
Ideal for players who prefer a mallet appearance with an extended head for improved alignment, control, and consistency. Balanced for players with a stronger-arc putting stroke.
Ping 2021 CA 70
A mid-mallet that maximizes forgiveness and reduces distance differences between centered and off-center putts. It features a contrasting black finish and a white alignment line. Suitable for players with a straight-back, straight-through or slight-arc putting stroke.
Ping 2021 DS 72
A mid-mallet offering high stability and easier alignment. Suitable for players with a straight-back, straight-through or slight-arc putting stroke.
Ping 2021 Tyne 4
This model is a symbol of stability and high forgiveness. The side wings increase the stability and accuracy of your putting stroke, as well as enhancing alignment at address. Suitable for players with a strong-arc putting stroke.
Ping 2021 Tyne C
Has a smaller head than the Tyne 4 and is ideal for players who prefer the shaft to be centered in the head. Suitable for players with a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke.
Ping 2021 Fetch
A proven model with a hollow head to save weight. This enabled weight to be redistributed to the perimeter for high forgiveness. Ideal for players with a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke.
Ping 2021 Oslo H
Similar to the Fetch, but with a different shaft connection to the head. Suitable for players with a slight-arc putting stroke.
Ping 2021 Harwood
An experiment with which Ping introduced a putter featuring the highest moment of inertia. Thanks to tungsten weights positioned in every corner of the putter, it offers the most stable putter in the Ping range. Ideal for players with a straight-back, straight-through or slight-arc putting stroke.
