I rolled the Tyne H a week ago at DSG. It was randomly in the storage room as the pro put on a grip for me. It was nice. Nothing extravagant or crazy. I could game it on looks but it doesn’t really move me either way.
New Ping Putters
erock9174
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Agree, street price is actually $229. I bought last year's Anser D and don't need another putter but because of the price might pick up the new Tyne. I saw it in the store the other day and with the milled face reminded me a lot of the PLD version.
They don't move the needle for me and $250 isn't an especially inviting price point for what they appear to be. If I was looking for a value oriented putter there's another OEM that beats these.
erock9174
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$229 (i know only $20 less than you stated) is the street price. Just pointing it out for those reading it.
I guess I don't view it as a value club. I always view value as more of an off brand substitute that still performs like a Tour Edge, Wilson, etc.
Ping is a big 5 oem and this line is even a hair cheaper than Cobra. But I could see how that could be perceived as a value buy.
It's funny because people go all gaga over Pings PLD putters that are $549-$1000 depending on the model, and with the milled face on some of these 2023/24 Ping offerings, on the rack its tough to distinguish if its the PLD or the 23/24 Putter line until you see the sole. I guess looks is in the eye of the beholder but I think the PLDs and the 2023/24's are some of the cleanest looking putters around. Black head, Black composite shaft, Black grip.. Just looks very good to me.
I play the 2023 Anser 2D and on the first hole with a random last fall the guy asked me how I liked my PLD putter. I said, great if I had $300 more money to spend
What is the stock shaft in these?
erock9174
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In the 2024 models the Ketsch G and Fetch have stepless steel, the rest have the Ping composite shaft.
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