News Summary
Golf enthusiasts can look forward to Ping’s latest putter models for 2025, continuing a legacy of innovation that began in 1959. Featuring the new PLD Milled series and advanced multi-material designs, these putters promise improved precision and performance. Comprehensive testing ensures they meet the demands of golfers, with a range of styles including blade, mallet, and high MOI options. Additionally, personalized fitting options are available to enhance each golfer’s experience on the greens.
Ping’s Latest Putter Models for 2025: A Legacy of Innovation Continues
Golf enthusiasts, get ready to tee off with the latest from Ping! Known for their innovative spirit and commitment to quality, Ping has just unveiled their new lineup of putters for 2025. This year, they’re continuing a tradition that’s been thriving since 1959 when founder Karsten Solheim first crafted his unique putters starting with the famous 1-A model. Talk about a legacy!
The Evolution of Putters
Fast forward to 1966, and Ping landed on the map with the toe and heel-weighted Anser putter. Over the years, this design has inspired countless modern putters, making it clear that Ping is all about innovation. For 2025, they are rolling out two fantastic putter families: the PLD Milled series and the outstanding multi-material 2024 models.
What’s New This Year?
The PLD Milled putters boast a design that showcases Ping’s penchant for precision with their 100% CNC milled construction. This means you get a super reliable feel on the greens. Meanwhile, the 2024 models take things to a whole new level with their multi-material builds. Imagine a super sleek combination featuring tungsten, polymer inserts, and both steel and aluminum body sections for an experience like no other!
Real Players, Real Testing
To give you a taste of what these beauties can do, a field test was conducted by experts in the field, putting all 11 new models to the ultimate test. They focused on everything from sound, roll, feel, and even grip size, to ensure these putters meet the demands of real players. A nifty little gadget called the Foresight GC Quad launch monitor provided essential data during this hands-on assessment, although it’s good to remember that performance can vary depending on who’s wielding the putter.
Finding Your Perfect Putter
Now, if you’re in the market for a new putter, you’ll want to think about whether you prefer a blade, mallet, or high MOI option. Blade putters are the trusty, slim choice perfect for golfers who employ an arced putting stroke. On the other hand, mallet putters provide a larger footprint and more forgiveness, making them a favorite for many players. Interestingly, the trend is leaning towards wider-bodied blade putters that strike a great balance between slimness and forgiveness.
Standout Picks for 2025
Among the highlights this year are some impressive models that cater to different needs. For instance, the PLD Anser 2D is hailed as the best CNC milled blade putter, while the PLD DS72 takes the title for the best CNC milled mallet putter. If you’re on the hunt for MOI performance, the 2024 Ketsch G is your best bet. And for those seeking top-notch alignment assistance, look no further than the 2024 Fetch. The 2024 Tyne H is there for those who fancy a fang-style design, and the classic PLD Anser stays close to its roots with a design reminiscent of the original Anser model.
Personalized Fitting Options
For those who want to elevate their game even further, Ping launched the fantastic PLD Custom program back in 2022, which offers personalized putter fitting. This service mirrors what top-tier tour professionals enjoy and can be scheduled in person or virtually. Just think, you can enjoy extensive customization options tailored to your personal preferences – how cool is that?
The Price of Perfection
If you’re considering a custom fitting, it typically costs around £200, with an additional £1800 needed for your personalized putter. But trust us, when you see how confident and tailored your experience is, you’ll understand why so many golfers are making this investment.
Joining the Ranks of PGA Pros
And let’s not forget, Ping is the choice of many PGA Tour professionals, including names like Viktor Hovland, Tony Finau, and Bubba Watson. With various grip options, including the popular traditional Ping PP58, there’s something for everyone.
Final Thoughts
With aesthetic allure and precise performance, Ping putters offer golfers the confidence, feel, and ease in alignment that are essential for excelling on the greens. Remember, the key to choosing the perfect putter is all about comfort and how it feels in your hands. So, as you ponder your next purchase, keep this in mind!
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Additional Resources
- Today’s Golfer: Best Ping Putters
- GolfLink: History of Ping Anser Putters
- Golf Monthly: Best Ping Putters
- Wikipedia: Ping (golf equipment)
- Google Search: Ping putters 2025
