Testers Announced (4) PING Heppler Putter

[Hacker Rod 3]

Rod/Kalamazoo, MI/USA

Currently gaming the Evnroll ER5 Hatchback

I'm most interested in the Tomcat 14 because I've been curious about extreme MOI putters for some time, and the Tomcat's alignment dots make it even more intriguing.  

[Razr Sharp 0]

23 hours ago, dlow206 said:

Good luck everyone. One thing I find interesting about this putter and some of the other Ping putters is the adjustable length.

Started with Ping Darby Mallet and now use the Ping 1-A which is balanced with great feel and every one likes the tuning fork Ping sound it makes striking the ball. The Heppler Ketsch is a club with feel and I consider it a stop lookin' and start cookin' winner of choice. 

[Starsfantj 0]

Tyler, Carrollton, Texas 

Taylormade Spider Tour Red

The Tomcat 14 because those double dotted lines are slick

[516racer 0]

Tyne 3, Piper Armlock, Anser2

Julian Patron / Chula Vista Ca

Currently using a Odyssey white ice dart

[rinsk 0]

Seth from Bethesda MD, USA

Currently using a Tommy Armour Impact No.3

I'm interested in the Tomcat 14 or the Tyne 3.  I miss the quality of my Ping Ketch 2.0 but much prefer the shape of those two.

[Harry 0]

Harry / Akron OH / USA

Current putter : Odyssey Stroke Lab #7 (not S) 35" with stock pistol grip.

I would love to try the Tomcat 14 putter due to the highest MOI 370g!? My #7 putter has 365g head but due to the lighter shaft I think they will play similarly as to the stroke feel (swing weight).

My initial favorite was the Tyne3 due to the similar visual of my ODY #7 putter, but I am a straight stroke putter and I'm assuming Tyner is a slight toe hang putter because the website says it's for a slight arc putters.

I love the idea of adjustable shaft length! I hope Ping thought about the change in swing weight as the shaft becomes longer. I would love to play with it!

Pick ME!

[David T 0]

On 9/10/2020 at 3:55 PM, 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!

 

[johnpjr 1]

John P.

Valley Springs, CA USA

I am currently using the Taylormade Spider X.

I would really like to try the Tomcat 14.

Thanks!!

[Saturday Morning Sherpa 2]

 

• Phill/Dawsonville GA/US
• Odyssey Rossie
• Piper C - It will fit my Straight stroke path and reminds me of my Rossie.

[Glenn 0]

On 9/10/2020 at 3:55 PM, 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!

Glenn/Deopham/United Kingdom

Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5

Tomcat 14, looking to change to a mallet and it looks great, and looking for MOI

[Hokiehigh76 0]

Gary Duncan, Belfry, KY, USA

Odyssey Stroke Lab CS mallet putter

Ping Piper C

I had recently purchased the Odyssey CS putter and have been pleasantly pleased with the performance of this putter.  The Ping Piper C by it's product description is just the type of putter I have been wanting to investigate.  The center shaft design has traits that I find fits my putting stroke and I would like to try another manufacturers design. 

[JaredC 3]

Jared   Florence, KY USA

Odyssey O-works #7

Interested in the Tomcat 14 or Tyne 3

[SpaceGhost 0]

• Larson Bozeman Montana USA
• Odyssey White Hot Pro 9
• The ZB3 in 34.5" because I arc the club when I putt and according to the fit tool it is what closest matches my swing style.

[tmisleh 0]

Melbourne Beach, Florida, United States

I'm actually in flux with my putter at the moment. For the past 10 years I've been using a Ping Answer, but lately I started feeling that it was a little too soft on the longer putts (my approach game has been a little off, so I'm leaving myself more 15+ footers). So, I put my old Scotty Cameron Pro Platinum Newport Mid Slant. I'd love to give this new ping a shot as the answer served me very well for quite a while - after all, it was the one that supplanted the Cameron to start with!  

Best of luck to all who apply! 

[jst32 0]

Jon Rockwall, Texas USA

Piretti Matera Elite

Piper Armlock; I prefer a wider mid mallet or double wide blade style putter and have been wanting to try a longer putter to use with the armlock style to see if this can help with the consistency of my putts.

[Rizzo66 0]

Pete. Coon Rapids Minnesota. USA

Ben Hogan Bettinardi Big Ben

Would love to test the Piper C    Have always used center shafted putters and looking for something to kick Big Ben out of the Bag

        

[wcevans 0]

1. Clay 

2. Greenville, S.C. USA 

3. TaylorMade Ghost Daytona 

4. Tomcat or Tyne mallet. I’ve used a blade for years now, and have often wondered if the larger head and increased stability of a mallet will create more consistent contact, particularly on putts inside 15 feet. 

[benb1989 0]

Ben, London, England

Odyssey Stroke Lab #7

Floki as I feel it will help me out with my alignment which is my biggest issue with putting

[ejgaudette 1,182]

Evan, Rumney NH, USA

PING Karsten Series Anser

I would like to try the Tyne 3. Been looking to try a move to a mallet style putter. I have always played with a blade, but would love to see if the forgiveness helps me get the ball rolling better, I have been struggling lately. I think this would be a great comparison since the Anser I have is also a simple flat face, same as the Heppler line. If selected I think it would make for a great comparison.

[Richief1 0]

• Richie/Chicago, IL/ USA
• Odyssey 2-ball
• I am interested in the Ping Floki. I love my mallet style putter and am in the market for a new one. Looking for a good weight balance. Would be open to trying a blade putter to. Whatever helps me get the ball in the cup!