Ping 2023 Putters - Everything you need to know

TG Test Pro Neil Wain and Equipment Editor Simon Daddow discuss the new 10 model Ping 2023 putter family.
From four different faces, to a family comparison and alignment aid explanation, let us help reveal which models will best suit you.
Timestamps:
00:15 What you need to know about the Ping 2023 Putters
02:48 The four different faces explained
03:54 Introducing the blade models
04:19 Introducing the mallet models
04:52 Introducing the MOI models
05:14 Model comparison
06:12 Which alignment aid suits you?
07:01 Introducing the grip choices
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[@BuffaloNickel9]

I saw where you told another commenter that they still were offering the adjustable shafts like they put in the sigma 2 line for an additional charge that's good to know they at least still offer those as it was actually very important to me being able to play around with different putter links is easy as turning a key and I found that a shorter putter actually fit me better than the 35-in I was using really helped my putting game actually...
I think I may opt for this option again

[@todaysgolfer]

Great stuff Jack.

[@seancook2264]

So-called “Feel” can change significantly subject to the ball you use. I play a Special Select Del Mar and a ProV1 Left Dash which is a much feeling compared to standard ProV1. I’ve always liked the shape of the Tyne and may move to something that offers a little more MOI. For now the Del Mel does the job well

[@-What-are-your-thoughts]

Is there an option for the soft insert for the Kushan 4 ? That’s my putter of choice but I like the softer feel and sound.

[@todaysgolfer]

Sorry there isn't Ron, the different faces can't be switched between models.

[@joshuak5757]

Nice video. I play sigma 2 tyne stealth. Lately I miss short left. I am considering anser 2d. I think it looks great. Also considering odyssey tri hot 5k double wide. How do you think these three putters stack up against one another?

[@todaysgolfer]

Thanks for the feedback Joshua. The Sigma Tyne 2 had a double or single bend shaft set-up so it's good for straighter and slight arc strokes. The 2D is a similar set-up, where the 5K Double Wide has 42deg of toe hang (which is quite significant), so definitely give it a try before buying. The 5K is likely to have the most MOI and forgiveness for off-centre hits.
Hope that helps.

[@BuffaloNickel9]

What I don't like is they picked which inserts go with which particular head shape so for example let's say I wanted the softer insert because I play on faster greens but the time for is the model that best fits my stroke well then I'm going to have a problem because the time for is now offered in the firmer face.. see what I'm saying? I wish they would give us a choice of which insert we wanted..
Like you have to get lucky to hope they make the head shape you want with the face insert you want luckily for me this was the case...

[@todaysgolfer]

Completely understand where you're coming from Jack.

[@paulmcgee1867]

Hi guys can the shaft still be adjusted for length using the key?

[@todaysgolfer]

Hi Paul, not as standard on this model, but the adjustable shaft is available as an upcharge.

[@user-di9cp2ez1l]

Could You spend more than a nanosecond discussing steel vs graphite shaft options?

[@todaysgolfer]

Will see if we can put together a separate steel vs graphite video at some point. 👍

[@sodthong]

Over £250 quid, and they don't swing weight. I play 33in and they are way too light...

[@truthofthematter2892]

Shea, pronounced "Shay".