Michael Todt This page contains our Ping Vault Putter Review. It includes the pros and cons of each putter, as well as a comparison to other ones we’ve reviewed.

Is it just me, or is the term ‘vault’ a pretty awesome one to describe a brand of putter? Ping’s putters are known for their exceptional quality in terms of looks, performance, and style.

Ping has created the Gold Putter Vault Phoenix, which is where you can find gold putters. These are a tribute for the almost 3,000 people who have been able to win an event while holding these gorgeous blades. Lee Westwood, who contributed 58 pieces to this cause, is a great example of how putters have evolved over the years.

While the Ping Vault latest putters won’t be gold in regards to color or material however, many believe that the style and cutting-edge technology will enhance your putting. These are our opinions on how high such standards might be possible.

“Inspired from our Gold Putter Vault, these series increase touch and control with True-Roll technology. True-Roll is one the most innovative and tangible innovations in putting performance in recent times.

Individually milled faces have different pitches and depths, which reduces off-center impacts. It also results in less three-putts. All models available in Platinum Slate or Stealth. Ping Vault 2. Review. Ping Vault. The Ping Vault Anser2 is the traditional blade design putter. It’s also one of Ping’s most well-known on tour. With a single view line it was inspired from Allan Dale Solheim’s Anser shape. Anser 2 comes in Platinum and Slate colours.

Ping Vault Arna Reviews The Arna, the Vault’s only mid-mallet, is ideal for golfers who prefer the security and confidence that comes with a larger putter head. It features the same single sightline that the Anser model and has a classic curved back to the mallet heads. This model is best suited for players with an arcing putting stroke.

Review of Ping Vault Bergen The Bergen is the first mallet. It can be purchased in three colors: Platinum, Slate, or Stealth. In the entire line, the Bergen has the largest mallet heads and is also the most heavy (alongside Oslo). This is the ideal mallet head for players with an easy arc stroke of putting or straight back motion.

Ping Vault Oslo Review. Oslo is slightly smaller in head size than the Bergen. It weighs in at 365g and can be used for straight strokes or arcing. Although the Oslo’s putter head is shorter, it still gives you a lot of confidence. This model is also available Platinum, Slate and Stealth with the latter being the only version in the Vault range to have a blue sightline.

Ping Vault Voss Review The Voss is the second of the blade designs in the Vault range, and it isn’t too dissimilar to the Anser 2 in looks. It is just a bit more square overall. Again it suits golfers with a putting arc stroke and has the single sightline. Voss is distinguished from Anser models by its heel-toe weighting. Available in Platinum, Stealth and Gold.

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