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If you have ever stood over a putt and doubted your aim, Ping think they have found the answer to your worries.

The brand has released their new Scottsdale TEC (Tour Elevated Concepts) range. This is a a line-up shaped by tour feedback and driven by innovation from the brand’s renowned putting lab.

They aren’t just about feel or forgiveness, they’re designed to train your eyes and sharpen your focus where it matters most.

Equipped with modern aesthetic with cutting-edge alignment technology, the Scottsdale TEC putters look to help golfers aim better and hole more putts.

Here’s how one of golf’s most accomplished brands have tried to redefine putter alignment…

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A new era of alignment

The standout feature across the Scottsdale TEC putter range is PING’s new Eye-Q alignment technology.

Developed using ‘Quiet Eye’ research – a proven eye-tracking method used in elite sport – Eye-Q introduces a small dot on the top rail. This is paired with extended alignment lines across the top of the putter head.

Ping Scottsdale TEC putters alignment feature. Credit: Ping

So, which model is right for you?

A high-MOI mallet designed for straight-arc strokes, the Hayden uses a strong black-and-white colour scheme and a long alignment line to draw focus towards the Eye-Q dot.

It offers a stable, forgiving platform with a soft, consistent feel.

Ping Scottsdale TEC Hayden Putter.
Credit: Ping

For you blade lovers, the Ally Blue Onset is your best bet. It combines the forgiveness of a mallet with the visual simplicity of a blade.

The onset hosel positions the shaft behind the face, giving it a clean view of the ball and enhancing alignment.

Ping Scottsdale TEC Ally Blue Onset Putter.
Credit: Ping

One that may be the most spotted on tour over the next season or so is the Ketsch Onset putter. It is a tour-proven design that has been reimagined with Eye-Q technology.

The Ketsch Onset features multiple alignment lines and best fits a slightly arcing stroke. It delivers high stability with a confidence-inspiring profile.

Also aimed at golfers with a slight arc in their putting stroke is the Ally Blue H. The clean look at address aims to complement the alignment system for improved accuracy.

The Ketsch 4 accommodates for a more pronounced arc. It incorporates a greater toe hang through its Anser 4-style hosel.