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They’re Ping’s most striking putters to date – but how do they perform?

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Ping have gone with an eye-catching black and copper look to their 2020 Heppler putters range. See how our gear gurus got on with them here

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New black and copper colouring and a putter inspired by airport runway lights? You’ve got my attention. But how do the new Ping Heppler putters perform? Check out the video to see how I found them…

Let us know what you think in the comments below or you can tweet me.

For information on the Ping Heppler putters, head to the next page…

Ping Heppler putters: First impressions

Everyone should know by now I’m a stickler for an nontraditional putter, especially a big mallet, so the Tomcat 14 caught my eye straight away. Across the range I really like the black and copper colour combination which is really eye catching.

Ping Heppler putters

Ping Heppler putters: The technology

The putters are multi-material providing forgiveness and consistency. Lighter aluminium is combined with steel creating optimal CG for high MOI. The TomCat 14 model is the highest MOI in the range and features a unique 14-dot alignment aid inspired by airport runway lights.

Ping Heppler putters

The Heppler putters feature a machined, solid steel face giving a firmer feel and sound at impact. All the putters feature a new stiffer, adjustable shafts which can be altered from 32 to 36 inches and comes in a Black Chrome finish.

Ping Heppler putters: NCG verdict

Copper colouring is really in at the moment and I think it contrasts great with the black on these putters to provide striking aesthetics and alignment cues.

Ping Heppler putters

Over the ball both the putters sit really nicely and I found they were really easy to line up. Overall my preference was towards the TomCat 14 model, I find I prefer a mallet for added stability.

My favourite part was the firmer feel off the face through impact, I felt I could control my face much more effectively with the feel and roll this created.

Want to know more? You’ll have to check out the video.

Ping Heppler putters: The details

Available: March 5, 2020

RRP: £250-275

Models: Anser 2, ZB3, Piper C, Piper, Fetch, Tyne 3, Ketsch, Floki, TomCat 14

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Grip options: PP59, PP60, PP61, PP62

More information: Ping website

About the author

hannah holden
Hannah Holden

The owner of the most delicious swing in the golf media industry, Hannah spends her days talking into a camera about equipment to help you make an informed decision on your next purchase.

Hannah, who joined NCG in 2019 after briefly flirting with a career in architecture, plays for Yorkshire Ladies and is the manager of the England Golf Yorkshire Girls Under-18 squad.

Away from golf, Hannah likes cuddling her dog, exercising, and cooking. (Not at the same time.)

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