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Old ping putters

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Was checking out my local Goodwill and thought I had struck out but saw an old putter tucked under a few other clubs and took a glance at it but upon further inspection saw a VERY old PING logo and picked it up. I see putters with stamped numbers on the bottom of the putter are listed for MUCH more than standard putters but I haven't seen another 69 FTL with a number stamp on the bottom like this one does and I haven't seen any 69 FTL with Scottsdale markings, they all seem to have Phoenix markings. Any and all help is much appreciated to help me figure out what I have. From a little digging the grip is an original Golf Pride "Informer" pistol grip with the green lettering, it has the remnants of the original Tuned Ballnamic label on the shaft, has the 11 stamped on bottom of heel, is a Scottsdale putter before the move to Phoenix. Found this information on PING Collectibles Manual which was helpful but trying to get more information on when it was made and also the value of the putter. Again, any and all help is much appreciated. Are you a part of the "old school Ping group" on Facebook?

PING continues to innovate with putters to this day, recently launching the Sigma 2 putter with a shaft that can be adjusted to the player. Woods has thought a lot about that question. It is pretty important when you consider that. So where did it all begin? A golfer for years who could break 80, Solheim felt his putting was the worst part of his game, and blamed some of that on his putter. His work as an engineer led him to think he could devise a better putter. With that, Solheim commenced developing a putter that would be more forgiving. But beyond that, Solheim recognized that by moving weight to the outside of perimeter of the putter, it would make it more stable, and limit the twisting he experienced with his old putter. In many ways that led to a revolution in golf that is still central to equipment development to this day. He also liked the sound the new putter made—PING—and used it as the brand name for his new product.

Old ping putters

Ping putters have become what baseball cards are are to millions of kids and adults all across the country. A true collectible. If you are a putter collector you most likely have already heard of the site but if not go check it out. They have some great info about almost every putter maker both big and small. From what we know…the writer of the book goes by the name Lumpy, and here is a quote from Lumpy about the Ping Putter Guide that he has put together:. I spent many years working on putting the pieces together for this book. I have never desired to nor will ever desire to make this book available for sale.

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By Tugu Started 10 hours ago. Looks like it's from the late 40's or 50's. Picked By easyyy , February A premium level of precision and detail, each tour-validated model milled, carefully crafted and custom-built to fit your game. I think my goal is to finish this set out someday. I personally think the best putters are people who have one putter and stick with it for years and years. Pretty cool putter with a hickory shaft. Reply to this topic Start new topic. The blade was so big it looked like you could hit at least 4 balls at the same time, and tall enough to not see the ball if looking from behind. Display as a link instead. I will take a few pictures and post them and direct him to this thread. I still have a remake of the scottsdale anser in my rotation. North Butte Posted July 29, The anser was a revolutionary putter and ping has made countless different tweaked versions of this legendary putter.

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The only putters I own are half-century old Ansers, the kind made from MgBr with the sound slot. I don't see very many golfers using it. Fantasy Golf. They are both manganese bronze. Those putters have a very small if not the smallest sweet spot. If I remember correctly, they are around gram headweight range. You can post now and register later. Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen. I appreciate it, but I'm in love with my TaylorMade putter that I picked up not long after that. I'm put a superstroke on a 36 inch Pal and did well with it this AM for 9. G Le2 Putters. I pull out the first club and it's a Ping putter. I had a phase of using various Scotty Camerons Sign In Sign Up.