Tyne G
discounted price£199
Prev. price £249
Recommended price £249
-20%
Ping Tyne G is an easy-to-use and stabile mid-mallet with a double bend shaft assembly. The putter is face balance weighted and is ideal for players with a straight putting stroke.
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Ping Tyne G
discounted price£199original price£249
Description
A trio of white sightlines and a hole that helps you pick up the ball sets apart this forgiving and easy-to-use Tyne G model. By making a hole in the putter’s sole, weight can be distributed to the perimeters to increase stability and forgiveness. In turn, this leads to better precision. The putter is equipped with a PEBAX insert which has deep grooves that give a softer feel and consistent ball speed, as well as an appealing sound.
Technology you can feel, The putter range has four different faces to suit every golfer’s preference: Milled face with deep grooves which gives a firmer feel (Anser, Kushin 4, Shea, DS72, DS72 C, Prime Tyne 4); milled smooth face (Tomcat 14) for the firmest feel and slightly higher ball speed; for a softer feel there are also models with a PEBAX insert and milled, deep grooves all the way round (Anser 2D, Tyne G) or a PEBAX insert with a smooth surface all the way round (Mundy).
Multimaterial mallets, To make the head stable, achieve extreme MOI levels and improve both precision and give consistent results, Ping’s multimaterial mallets (the new Mundy and the proven Tomcat 14) use an aluminium head combined with a base plate in high-density 304 stainless steel that allows the centre of gravity to be moved lower and further back.
Optimal sightlines for added precision, Anser (to the left) and Tyne G illustrate the variation in terms of the sightlines and appearance to appeal to as many golfers as possible. Anser uses a single line and colour blocks (platinum topline, black cavity) and Tyne G with its unique “hole” represent how putters with several sightlines and a black head can help you find the right line.
