PING has been making putters for a long time. I bet that a PING putter secured a PGA Tour win before many of us were even ...

There was also drawings from 1966 of the blueprints of the Ping Anser, which is the shape adopted by all and is what we now see in a blade putter design. Visiting Karsten Solheim’s Office was ...

Made from the two original moulds, one made by Karsten Solheim, one by his son Allan ... manganese bronze in the same factory in California as the original Anser, a GolfPride Ping PP58 putter grip, ...

He picked up a Ping Anser and went on to win. The club has become iconic in the game, and it was at that point that Karsten left General Electric to fully focus on his golf club design.

He picked up a Ping Anser and went on to win. The club has become iconic in the game, and it was at that point that Karsten left General Electric to fully focus on his golf club design.

The multi-major winning putter design was first introduced by founder Karsten Solheim in 1979 ... preferred alignment cues and desired feel,” Solheim added. PING Anser 2, Anser D, B60, Tyne H and ...

The Karsten range takes a elastomer insert and interestingly placed it behind the face of the putter rather than the face which is the industry standard. The intention was to keep the cushioned ...

Ping was founded by Norwegian-born mechanical engineer Karsten Solheim ... In 1969, George Archer won the Masters using a Ping Anser putter. Since then more professional tournaments have been ...

Arizona also has been the home of Ping for more than 60 years and is where founder Karsten Solheim first sketched the Anser design on a 78-rpm record sleeve in 1966. PRICE: Only 55 of the ...

Perhaps the most famous putter shape in history thanks to Karsten Solheim. This putter style also has the most wins on tour. A Ping range of putters wouldn’t be complete without an Anser model. There ...