ping sigma g putters
sweet 16
ways to roll
p
ing's sigma g putter series
offers a whopping 16 differ-
ent versions, so there's bound to
be one that fits your putting
style and can help you maxi-
mize your makes. Eight of those
models are brand new, and all fea-
ture anodized aluminum face inserts
and PING's True Roll grooves for a
slightly louder impact that doesn't
sacrifice feel. Among the most talked
about releases at January's PGA
Merchandise Show, the
Sigma G series should
be a big seller for
PING. "Right now, I'd
say these are among
the best putters
available under the
$200 mark," said Barron
Sankhauser, a club sales-
man at the Roger Dunn Superstore
in Santa Ana, Calif. "A $199 price tag on a
putter that feels as solid as the Sigma G line is un-
heard of. My favorite model is the Tyne – it looks good, feels
good, and the weighting on it is superb."
shop here.
ping
g
le
women's
Clubs
sporting
a
new
look
ping's
g
le
series
offers
women
golfers
exciting
new
options
from
driver
to
putter.
Improvements
over
PING's
previous
women's
set
in-
clude
thinner
iron
faces
for
higher
launch
and
greater
distance,
perimeter
weight-
ing
for
tighter
shot
disper-
sion
and
advanced
aerodynamics
for
greater
club
head
speed.
The
driver
features
an
adjustable
hosel,
and
the
putter
comes
in
three
models
–
the
Caru,
Arna
and
Oslo.
"The
first
thing
that
caught
my
eye
was
the
cosmetics
of
the
clubs
–
they
just
look
good,"
said
Russel
Imamura,
an
assis-
tant
manager
at
The
Golf
Mart
of
San
Diego.
"A
lot
of
people
–
men
or
women
–
are
attracted
to
a
product
first
by
its
looks.
That
may
get
them
to
try
it
out
in
the
store,
and
if
it
feels
good
they're
more
inclined
to
give
it
a
try.
It
looks
very
similar
to
the
men's
G
series,
and
the
same
forgive-
ness
and
playability
is
there."
shop
here.
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