Testers Announced (4) PING Heppler Putter

[TElmore 0]

Tyler/LeRoy, Illinois/USA

Cleveland Huntington Beach Soft 11

Tyne 3.  I love the look of this mallet putter. Plus it’s similar to look of my current putter. I’m still new to golf, so actually being able to test new equipment would be amazing. But in all actuality I would test any of these putters as long as they are left handed. 

[smohan215 0]

Sean/Doylestown PA/USA

Ping Redwood Anser

Interested in the Anser 2. I really love my old Redwood but have been considering a newer putter that is similar but features new technology - the Heppler fits the bill nicely.

[Cool_Hand_Wilk 0]

• Danny 
• Carthage, Mississippi USA
• Odyssey O-Works
• The ZB3 is most like my putter now, I could compare the two. 
• The Piper C or Piper Armlock with give me a different Style to use & try to find the differences in the putters. 
• I would like to be a tester because  I have never used a Ping product. Might turn me in a product user. 

Edited September 10 by Cool_Hand_Wilk

[garsch 0]

3 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

• Gary Schwietz/Palatine/Illinois/USA
• Lefty Odyssey Duel Force 550 33" Blade
• I like the Heppler Anser 2 because the way it looks the copper/black is shape and the alignment mark appears to aid in true putting.

Testers Wanted (4)

Feel, while very subjective, is an important aspect of golf clubs for most golfers. Soft for one player is mushy for someone else, while firm to some can be considered harsh to others. 

For those firmly in the firm camp (yes, that was intentional), the PING Heppler may be for you. Offered in the same models as the flagship Sigma line, Heppler is a machined solid flat face that provides a firmer impact feel and sound.  All this comes in a stunning black and copper finish that provide effective alignment cues.  

Want to be a Tester

We’re looking for four golfers who are motivated, detail-oriented, and committed to providing a thorough review of the PING Heppler putters and sharing your thoughts and grades with the forum community.  

Testing is open to golfers in the US, Canada and UK.

Reply to this thread with the following information (do not quote this post):

• First Name/City State/Country
• Current Putter in Use
• Check out all the models (see them here), and tell us which one interests you and why?

Wondering which PING putter best fits your game? Try PING's online fitting tool!

We'll be choosing the testers sometime next week, so check back and see if you've been chosen. Good Luck!

 

[Brock 3]

• Brock/Cary,NC/USA
• Ping Anser 2i
• Anser 2.  Same toe hang and blade profile as my current putter (which I really like and rolls pure)

[Hammerin’ Hank 0]

Hammerin’ Hank / Chicago, IL / USA

Scotty Cameron Studio Select NP2 (2008)

Ping Heppler Anser 2

I've been putting with an Anser 2 style putter since I was a kid, and this quarantine has given me (all of us) time to examine what we are using on the putting green and why.

I'm really interested in examining all of the tech in this PING putter, from it's two tone paint to it's firmer feel, to see how far the ANSER design can be pushed. 

I also really want to see how PING’s variable putter length design can help us tinkerers find the length and swing weight that works best for our game. 

Thanks and all the best of luck to everyone that applies!  

[Calypso55 105]

Bill K,  Two Rivers, WI, USA

Ping Anser 2

The color dynamics look as though they would significantly help in alignment and path.

Would love to have the chance to try out the new Heppler Anser Ping 2.

 

Edited September 10 by Calypso55

[Justin.jaeger.73 0]

Justin 

Rome, NY, USA

Odyssey White Hot RX V-Line Fang Putter

Interested in the Tomcat 14

[hack62tpi 0]

Chris  Chesapeake, VA, USA

Scotty Cameron Newport 2.6

Piper C

[Lantre99 0]

3 hours ago, Golfspy_CG2 said:

Testers Wanted (4)

Feel, while very subjective, is an important aspect of golf clubs for most golfers. Soft for one player is mushy for someone else, while firm to some can be considered harsh to others. 

For those firmly in the firm camp (yes, that was intentional), the PING Heppler may be for you. Offered in the same models as the flagship Sigma line, Heppler is a machined solid flat face that provides a firmer impact feel and sound.  All this comes in a stunning black and copper finish that provide effective alignment cues.  

Want to be a Tester

We’re looking for four golfers who are motivated, detail-oriented, and committed to providing a thorough review of the PING Heppler putters and sharing your thoughts and grades with the forum community.  

Testing is open to golfers in the US, Canada and UK.

Reply to this thread with the following information (do not quote this post):

• First Name/City State/Country
• Current Putter in Use
• Check out all the models (see them here), and tell us which one interests you and why?

Wondering which PING putter best fits your game? Try PING's online fitting tool!

We'll be choosing the testers sometime next week, so check back and see if you've been chosen. Good Luck!

Young/Brampton/Ontario/Canada

Scotty Cameron Detour 1

I would like to test out either Tomcat 14 or Fetch. I am so curious how does the alignment dots or the colour contrast would help me to send the balls where I want. So looking forward to it.

[Kevin Kikkert 36]

• Kevin/Hudsonville, MI/United States
• My current putter in use is a Taylormade Est 79 model TM-180  with a 34" shaft and Super Stroke GT 1 grip.
• The PING Heppler putter model that interests me most is the Anser 2. I have always heard great things about the Anser putters and would love to finally try one out. The other reason it interests me is because the putter's head design looks extremely similar to my current Taylormade putter. The only difference is the offset hosel. I love the look and responsive feel from a blade putter, so would definitely want to stick with that style with the Heppler.

Thanks.

[bobr3 0]

Bob

Lancaster,Pa

Mitchell center shafted blade

Would love to try the center shafted mallet. I don't like inserted putters. I feel like I have to hit them harder than I need to.  69yo play to a 14hdcp

[xOldBenKenobiX 3,246]

21 minutes ago, MyWifesSwingCoach said:

• Matt - Southgate, Michigan United States of America
• Mizuno/Bettinardi Black Carbon BC1
• I would be happy with: Anser 2 (Because I currently game a blade), Tomcat 14 (Because of the similarity to TM Spyder) and the Tyne 3 (Because I used to game a Odyssey White Hot #7)

Dude, are you seriously my neighbor? for some reason I thought you lived in Canada

[Joe Homick 0]

Joe

Huntingdon Valley, PA

Ping Tyne 2 Sigma 4

Tomcat 14 because I often have issues with alignment. Hoping this might be the cure. 

[Tiger2 0]

• Steve/Northport, AL/United States
• Nike Method 2.0 Blade
• Anser 2 because I’ve always putted well with blade style putters.

[Jack Degs 0]

Jack Pittsburgh, PA United States

Currently use Odessy White Hot #7 I would like to try the Fetch its suits my eye and stroke path.

[BH4653golf 1]

Bill/Amesbury,MA/USA

Odyssey Tank 7

Ketsch

[Muinkid12 0]

Kris E./ Greenwich CT/Nantucket, MA/

Odyssey Stroke Lab One Putter- Blade

I'm a fan of blade type putter. The Heppler (LH) looks like something I could really enjoy.... and shave a few stokes of my card!

 

Edited September 10 by Muinkid12
misspelling

[HDTVMAN 11]

• Ben / Chesterfield, MO / USA
• Bettinardi BB56 (Rt Hand, 36", Jumbo Etched Grip, 2.5° loft, 20° lie angle...fitted in Studio B)
• Tomcat 14...I like the shape, slight arc, and alignment dots, like a runway! However, I would not want the adjustable shaft but a solid shaft installed. I've tried it and at 36" (35" too), the adjustable shaft is not stable! It rocks back and forth. I would also prefer a 2.0 min grip.

[Andres Martinez 1]

Andres Martinez, McAllen Tx, USA

Ping Zero 2 and TaylorMade TPi-21

Would like to test Tomcat 14.