Ping Putter Models by Year

Ping is a well-known and respected brand in the golf industry, especially when it comes to putters. Ping putters have been used by many professional golfers, and their models are known for their innovation and high-quality craftsmanship. One of the ways in which Ping sets themselves apart from other putter brands is through their consistent release of new models every year. In this article, we will go over the various Ping putter models released by year.

Ping Putter Models by Year

2022 Putter Models

For 2022, Ping has released three new putter models: the Fetch, the Harwood, and the Rolsen. The Fetch is a mallet-style putter that features a unique ball retrieval system, allowing golfers to pick up their ball without having to bend down. The Harwood is a blade-style putter that is designed with a high-MOI for added stability and forgiveness. The Rolsen is a mallet-style putter that features a fully machined head and a tungsten sole weight for improved feel and control.

2021 Putter Models

In 2021, Ping released the Heppler line of putters, which included six different models: the Anser 2, the Tomcat 14, the Piper Armlock, the Ketsch, the Floki, and the Piper C. Each model was designed with a unique head shape and alignment aid to suit different putting preferences. The Heppler line also featured Ping’s TR face technology, which is designed to improve ball speed consistency and distance control.

2020 Putter Models

In 2020, Ping released the new Sigma 2 line of putters, which included eight different models: the Anser, Anser 2, B60, Kushin C, Tyne 4, ZB 2, Fetch, and Valor. The Sigma 2 line features Ping’s adjustable-length shaft technology, which allows golfers to customize the length of their putter to their specific preferences. The putters also feature Ping’s dual-durometer face insert, which is designed to improve feel and consistency on off-center hits.

2019 Putter Models

The 2019 Ping putter lineup included the Sigma G line of putters, which featured nine different models: the Anser, B60, ZB 2, Ketsch, Shea H, Doon CB, Tyne, Wolverine H, and Valor. The Sigma G putters feature a soft feel and improved consistency, thanks to Ping’s multi-material construction and patented True Roll face technology.

2018 Putter Models

In 2018, Ping released the Vault 2.0 line of putters, which included six different models: the Voss, Oslo, Bergen, Ketsch, Dale Anser, and B60. The Vault 2.0 putters feature a new milling process that creates precise and consistent grooves, resulting in improved roll and distance control. The putters also feature a unique weighting system that allows golfers to customize the weight of their putter to their specific preferences.