Ping Top Ten Putters Of All Time - US Open Fantasy Golf - The Vintage Golfer Talking Golf Tuesday

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[@chadgrieser6328]

Love this video concept! Awesome to look back at some great older putter designs.

[@DimePieceTimepiece]

Really enjoy individual perspective on clubs. Thanks for a great video. The most beautiful putter ever in my opinion is the Ping Tess Sigma

[@TheVintageGolfer]

Tess Sigma looks great - not my style but I get it.

[@bradrawlings9162]

Great video. I’m fortunate to own the Ping 1A putter with sound slot. Simply amazing.

[@ariasfit]

I currently own the og Ping Kushin and the Ping Pal 2. They're nothing special but I like the old putters more than the newer ones

[@graemetaylor4149]

I agree with you 100% on the patina. Ping actually employed a tumbler finishing process to ensure a matt non glare finish, the deep patina is as they are meant to be. Each to their own but I do not understand those that polish them - also a hazardous process with manganese bronze and especially beryllium copper. Favourite of all time must be the Dalehead Anser which has influenced putter design ever since and must be the most copied head in history!

[@steviek6484]

Enjoyed this way too much

[@jsebcote]

I bought at a flea market last week end a Gem Putter, the head is made of Tiger Eye Gem Stone…. Looks like it’s pretty vintage! Hope to see a video about this soon!

[@lawbinson]

Do you also have a bottom 10 Ping Putters of all time list? 😂

[@TheVintageGolfer]

Ha! This is a great idea!

[@bumpedhishead636]

I would only have two putters on the list: #1: Anser 2, and #2: Anser. I bought an Anser new from Austad in the late 1970s, and I stupidly let it go in the early 2000s. I bought a used one of the same vintage this year for $20. I'll pick-up an Anser 2 eventually.

[@gilgarza2903]

I do have a few "vintage" Ping putters in my collection. I gamed a patented Ping Anser from the late 60's or early 70's I think. I sank a lot of par putts, few birdies and ONE eagle putt. It felt like winning a major, especially in the face of my English rival at the time. And to top it off, it had a bent neck which I didn't know it at the time. I'm currently using Odyssey putters and those old Pings feel like a feather now. Kinda miss those days...

[@TheVintageGolfer]

I am trying to move from the Odyssey 7s to my Ping ZB. Both companies make awesome putters!

[@gilgarza2903]

@@TheVintageGolfer Agreed. But my very first was a Slotline. Hey, gotta start somewhere. 😂

[@edwinlambley2801]

Ping have made some ground breaking putters as well as irons (the EYE 2 were so ahead but that's not for today) I have been lucky to try a Ping putter that is so cool everyone looks at what your are playing after hearing it (that's the clue) The Ping 1-A putter if that doesn't bring a smile to your face then nothing will.

[@TheVintageGolfer]

I love the 1-A! Didn't quite make my list, I should have had some honorable mentions.

[@mikesmith8100]

My fav ping is the zing 5, but also like the B60 but in the end I leave the pings in the garage and mostly use a louisville golf long hickory putter that, i believe, i could sink a 350 yard putt from the parking lot even accross curbs.

[@TheVintageGolfer]

Oh yes! Louisville hickory putters are the best!

[@bcstones0000]

not being a Ping fan (I've sunk any # of 20' putts w/my 1958 H&B Mars 70 putter, a pure old-style blade)....I love your choice of #1 - I have one & it's the closest putter to my putter. It has the same feel & I love the solid sound. (to fit into a bag...just put the curved section facing out)...if the ball goes into the hole, how can you call the DOC "useless" or "impractical"? As for MOI...you should try the Golfsmith "U.S.S. Enterprise putter (also known as NCC-1701)" designed by Jeff Sheets & accepted by USGA for tour/tournament play.....(the cover for it was called it's "Landing Dock" :-D ) That said the only Ping putters I have, besides the DOC17, are the Zero4, Anser (1 BeCu & 1 MbBr), Ball-Matic B67....don't know why I'm keeping them, I have some 13 or 15 other Ping putters up for sale. Fun Video, totally enjoyable....keep up the good work.

[@everydaygolfer6483]

Could you please do a video on the Taylormade ARC 1 putter, I've been using it for 4 + years.

[@MrJohnr47]

I love my Ping zing 2, but unfortunately I have the steel version with a 33” shaft. Want to switch to the manganese or the copper version with a longer shaft for the coolness factor. Also have the Anser but unfortunately steel also. Got it recently and really liked putting with it. Both clubs were $2 at Goodwill. May hav3 to go to Play it Again Sports and trade up.

[@TheVintageGolfer]

I don't mind bagging steel Ping putters. Most of the new anser style putters are steel - good putters for $2!!!

[@kohlhofers]

In another vid you mention that the Ping engineers went mad and designed the doc 17. I see that you have changed your mind. I absolutely love mine.

[@TheVintageGolfer]

Lol, they have lost their mind, in the best way.

[@sonicsega1699]

how does everyone feel about the ping heppler putters? i really liked testing one at dicks, but that doesn't usually apply to the real greens

[@jeffnahass8373]

Really, the Zing or Anser should 1&2. Those anvils on a stick are just …..eww. The bag is full. Where’s the B60,B61,&B62?

[@TheVintageGolfer]

They were competing for the top ten, just don't look great to my eye.

[@bcstones0000]

I've just noticed that names/nicknames have now changed across the KZbin system...it not only shows the "nickname" and has added under that "@(your actual name)(some number),,,,don't know what is going on...but it seems to have changed today....