2011 Ping Precision Milled Putters
In my opinion one of the best milled putter series not only for the milling work but also the soundness of the designs were the Ping Redwood putters. And it looks like more of the same with the newest series of Ping putters…the Ping Precision Milled line-up. From what we have heard and seen it looks like there will be 7 putters in the new stable of milled putters from Ping. We should be getting more info later today and will update this as soon as we do.
IT’S BACKKK! – The Ping Sound Slot
Until then here are some “spy pics” of a couple of the newest models. Pictured is the Ping Anser 0 which features the sound slot and also the Ping Anser 1 model. Other models in the Ping Precision Milled series will include the following:
- Anser 0
- Anser 1
- Anser 2
- Anser 3
- Anser 4
- Anser 5
- Anser 6
Thomas Bagwell
11 years agowhere to buy or sholud I say when, Long Tom for Seniors?
chris
12 years agoI hope they have them in black. I think they would look sick all black with “anser” in red. Especially with that sweet head cover too.
Matt
12 years agoLook nice but could be an issue with glare? Are they not doing a satin version? Being honest I’m perfectly happy with my Redwood and not sure it can be improved. Looks a good option for someone looking for a high quality putter though.
manuel martin
12 years agoLooks great! I´ve been putting with an Anser all my life, I´ll try one of those for sure! and for the first time in Ping the headcover it´s beautifull
Lank
12 years agoBills right – for all their fancy marketing and naming,& I love Scotty’s branding, I believe if its a heel-toe weighted putter your after, buy an original manufacturers version.
NB The head cover is great – more colours & personalisation please PING
The brand was named for the sound, so the sound slot re-introduction is great. The putter series was named as it was the anser for off centre hits.
Your not a car buff if you’ve not owned an Alfa, & your not a golf nut until you’ve owned a Ping blade.
Buy one and enjoy
Bill
12 years agoFinally something Karsten would be proud of. I will say again if it were not for Karsten there would be no game improvement irons, no balanced putters or many other golf products. It may be a bit of an exaggeration but I wish just once Scotty Cameron or Bettinardi would just stand up and say “Thank you Karsten” Nice job Ping on your new putters.
chirogolfer
12 years agoLooks great except for the lack of alignment line on the one picture.
Willm
12 years agoPretty sure Karsten made the Anser model the most popular putter in the world. Scotty just renamed it the Newport. “Ping copying Scotty Camerons LMAO!
Ben V
12 years agoReally looking forward to trying the Anser 0. Looks to be a nice replacement for the Redwood series. I wonder what custom options PING will offer!!!
tom
12 years agoWe have come full circle.Now ping is coping Scotty Cameron.
wick_dawg
12 years agoAre you completely mad? Scotty Cameron was the putter designer for Mizuno and left them in 1992 because Mizuno would not let him produce an Anser style putter. Karsten Solheim’s Ping Anser putter became well known in 1967. Cameron produced his Anser style putter in 1993.
So guess again as far as who is copying who, you stupid dil.
Ben s
12 years agoYummy looking for sure.
Tim
12 years agoTook ehm long enough…..
Duane
12 years agoForgot to add: nice looking headcover!
Duane
12 years agoFinally!! Ping brings a clean putter without anything stuck to it (medallions). Since these are milled (hopefully from a solid block of 303 stainless) they should be much heavier than the cast models. 7 variations on the Anser head…hopefully this means they are going to offer some 1/2 shaft offsets and numerous hosel configurations??
tanneryl
12 years agoHas to be TOO light —-no feel——It’s a PING
tanneryl
12 years agoLike all Ping putters and golf equipment—TOO light and no feel—-Golf Instructors love Ping because their clubs help students learn how to cast the club at the top because they can’t feel it——-G20 Driver looks like a good driver for hitting the ball straight up—–no doubt it will have a shaft that is worth upwards of 2-3 dollars—–Still trying to manufacture feel ————
kflare
12 years agoYou really have a beef with PING. Try to be a little more informed about it…
Aegwyn
12 years agoI definitely need to have the slotted one. Until then, the original bronze Anser I stays in my bag.
Brian Cass
12 years agoCannot argue with prior posts….Ping did a really nice job on these.
James
12 years agoLooking pretty sexy must be honest.
Its just the iconic shape that a putter should look like and i want one!!!
P-Gunna
12 years agoOhhh hell yes, these look incredible!
I like how Ping is making an entire premium Anser lineup.
Christopher
12 years agoThese look great, hope the others are different head shapes from PING’s illustrious past. Maybe a B60 or a ZING?
Philip
12 years agoWhy would they include a B60 or a Zing in a series of 7 Ansers?
Christopher
12 years agoI get what you’re saying. I just think 7 variations on the Anser theme is a bit much. I thought the Anser was the line name like the Redwood’s they’re replacing. They weren’t all Anser style models were they? I’m all for these putters as they look fantastic but we haven’t had a some of the classic PING models made out of one material for a while now especially high-end models.
Alex
12 years agoThat is a serious piece of golfing porn. I have to have one! (looks a bit like an Anser copy though don’t you think? ;0) )
mygolfspy
12 years agoHmmmm….yeah does remind me of an Anser now that you mention it 😉
Discover Golf
12 years agoThose are looking pretty awesome! Great pictures
John
12 years agoI want an anser badly. I hear they feel like butter in your hands
Dave
12 years agoI am so looking forward to the #5