A multi-piece face technology inspired by the soles of athletic shoes and advancements to Ping’s True Roll Face Technology have led to what the company calls “significant improvements’’ in feel and overall putting performance in the new Ping Sigma G putters. “The Sigma G putters represent an exciting new technology that continues our long-standing commitment to engineering putters that feel and look great but perform even better,” said Ping Chairman John A. Solheim. “Golfers will make more putts than ever.’’ Why? Solheim said the Pebax elastomer, a material commonly used in the soles of athletic shoes for its elasticity properties, is a lightweight, high-energy return compound that delivers a soft yet responsive feel. The new True Roll Face Technology covers the entire face to provide confidence and full-face forgiveness. Impact stability in every Sigma G model, according to Solheim, is increased as a result of the larger face insert cavities that allow weight savings to be re-distributed farther toward the perimeter to increase the MOI. Optimally placed CG positions help reduce skid and initiate forward roll. A variety of blades, mid-mallets and mallets are available including Ping’s classic Anser design.
$195-$235 | www.ping.com
