Engineered with a distinct focus on performance, comfort and style, the Spring/Summer 2023 men’s range from PING has a strong focus on two design capsules, both taking inspiration from the long-standing heritage that PING possesses and is an expansive range with a variety of choice to satisfy the style requirements for every golfer.
PING has announced the introduction of the Glide 4.0 wedge series, its next generation of speciality wedges engineered to bring golfers lower-launching, higher-spinning performance into and around greens. The tour-proven Glide 4.0 wedges are available for custom fitting and pre-sell at authorised PING golf shops around the world.
PING has announced details of its Spring/Summer 2021 men’s apparel range, which combines the latest premium fabrics with contemporary styling, to enable golfers to both look and play their best.
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Week in week out the majority of tour players putt with some variation of the classic Ping Anser putter. While the model has been refined in many small ways over the years, they are all modelled of Karsten Solheim's breakthrough 1966 Anser design.
Karsten Solheim first designed the Anser in 1966 and it has influenced nearly every putter designed since.
Following PING Apparel’s inaugural commitment in 2021, they have continued their position as the Official Apparel Supplier for the European Solheim Cup team, for the upcoming 2023 event at Finca Cortesin, Andalucía, Spain in September, where the team will be aiming to retain the coveted Solheim Cup Trophy, once again dressed head-to-toe in performance PING Apparel.
Ping's parent company Karsten Manufacturing Corp. has recently purchased at least five patents from Nike, which relate to golf club technology.
