The result is determined by your gaze.
Even with the correct stance and stroke, mistakes don't decrease. PING has identified the cause as "the gaze before hitting the ball."
EYE-Q, which stabilizes judgment and concentration, enhances the focus of advanced users.
【ALLY BLUE ONSET】
PING's mallet-shaped putter is popular on tour. It features a long sightline, a linear head shape, and a reassuring head size.
■ To bring out high concentration
EYE-Q: A head structure that creates a clear point of focus for the eye through head shape, coloring, dots, and a long sightline. This new technology was developed based on research at PING and data from tour players.
■ Balancing ease of use and peace of mind
Onset: The hosel and shaft axis are positioned behind the face, combining the maneuverability of a blade with the forgiveness of a mallet.
The design allows you to see the entire ball, resulting in a high level of alignment.
Center of gravity position similar to blade type: Because the shaft is inserted closer to the head than the face, it achieves a center of gravity distance and balance similar to that of a blade type putter. In addition to the confidence of a mallet shape, it has a structure that allows for high maneuverability.
The Importance of Torque: To ensure stable face control, PING emphasizes "pulling" rather than "pushing" the center of gravity. By positioning the center of gravity behind the shaft, a stroke that matches natural hand movement becomes possible.
■ Soft feel and high MOI
New PEBAX insert: Made with "PEBAX," a material that combines a comfortable feel with lightweight construction, this putter delivers exceptional roll. It's perfect for golfers who prefer a soft feel but still want a solid roll.
Composite materials: By combining a lightweight aluminum body with a high-density stainless steel sole plate, excess weight is effectively reduced and redistributed to the outer edge of the head. This results in a high MOI and an optimal center of gravity design.
■PING SPST TOUR 1.0P 17 IN WHT/BZ Grip
The longer grip, which is frequently used on the PGA Tour, helps to control wrist movement and achieve a stable stroke. By shortening the grip length of a 17-inch long grip and creating a counterbalanced feel, a smoother clubhead movement and a stable rhythm are produced, improving distance control accuracy.
