Ping True Roll Putter Review

100 milled and custom weighted for your feel and balance preference.

Ping true roll putter review.

In mallet style putters there is more mass further back from the face and that has a greater effect on increasing the moi of the putter. Ping vault 2 0 putter. The ketsch is a clean sharp looking mallet design. Virtually every new putter launched comes with the promise of better roll.

Last year ping introduced a line of premium putters named for their legendary gold putter vault. These next generation putters are 100 precision milled and feature the ping true roll technology tr that was well received in the original vault models and it should help you produce consistent ball striking and speeds on the greens. The ketsch is ping s best yet use of true roll technology and there s a model for absolutely every golfer. Multi layer insert and an adjustable length shaft improve performance in the three new g le2 putters.

Six heads three finishes three grips plus adjustable weight. The hepplers are aimed at golfers seeking a firmer impact and sound with the short stick thanks to a machined face which is either aluminium or steel depending on the model. It s unorthodox but miles from some of the spaceship designs out there. The all metal ping karsten tr putters manage to have full width grooves on every model but according to ping it is dependent on the mass of the putter head when inserts are involved.

Sigma g putters set new performance standards in feel stability and touch. True roll face milling continues to impress. The clubface is individually milled with ping s true roll pattern which varies across the face to add speed to mis hits allowing for a more consistent roll regardless of impact location. Quality crafted precision milling of the mallets takes place at ping headquarters in our machine shop where craftsmen oversee every detail including milling of the tr face.

This range of putters is going to run alongside the existing sigma 2 range from ping which provides a softer feel thanks to its true roll groove technology. G le2 putters. In ballpark numbers the new casting system can produce a putter head about every 20 seconds whereas fully milling a putter from an aluminum billet could take well over thirty minutes. Ping definitely spent a bunch of money on r d for this system but the end product putter can be made faster and at a lower cost than a milled aluminum putter.

The individually milled true roll face pattern varies in depth and pitch across the face which speeds up off center impacts ultimately leading to fewer three putts. For 2018 that has evolved into vault 2 0.