TRADEMARK - Ping Vault Series

[GolfSpy_X]

Gold putters? 

 

What do you think these will be?

 

 

 

[Mr_Theoo]

I'm going with gold putters as well, can't think of what else it could be.

[xxio]

Gold paintfill?

[furu]

Adjustable weights.

[Kenny B]

I can't see gold putters, although back in the day bronze putters were popular. Their current black color with gold paint fill would be awesome.

[westy]

Hmmm Id go for a classic bronze putter - hell the sun doesn't shine much over here so gold won't blind me much.

[jbil8802]

They already have current bronze putters. They even have a shinier (not sure if that's a word) "gold" finish on the bottom. I'm not sure what the vault series might be but I'm interested.

[whiskey golf]

That would be cool if they had old golf clubs in great condition that they had and wanted to sell off. 

 

As far as a modern club however, I'd imagine a putter of some sort with vintage ties or something. Or maybe they're just re-labeling the current Bronze putters that they are producing now and calling it the Vault Series. 

[SPY ZINGER]

Nice find, Xyyy!

[fullyb7705]

Major winners putters!!!  #Awesome!

[markb]

I'm gonna vote for series of re-issues of the models that they get the most nostalgic call for.   It'll be like Wilson's recent re-release of the 8802.  

 

New issue manganese bronze Anser 2's?   What about a new becu Eye 2 wedge with gorge grooves?   Old stock sells for up to $200 a wedge.   I know that everyone says you can't make BeCu clubs anymore because they're too toxic and too expensive -- except that BeCu non-sparking tools are still being cast all the time overseas.  What the Chinese inhale in their foundries is their business and while more expensive than steel, maybe not $200 a head expensive.

[mbrodeur86]

May its a re-issue of putters that won majors...signature putters.

 

 

Exactly what I was thinking too