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Ping Cadence Ketsch TR Mallet Black Dot Putter 33" 355 Grams (Slight Arc) WINN

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149 $

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Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Club Type: Putter
Flex: Putter Brand: Ping
Shaft Material: Steel Model: Putter
Dexterity: Right-Handed


RH Ping Cadence Ketsch TR Mallet Black Dot Putter 33" (Slight Arc) Brand New WINN Jumbo Lite GripPurchased this putter new last season for $189.00 played half dozen rounds. Barely noticable cosmetic dent (does not effect play) in lower hosel from pro bending upright 2 degrees (standard for 33 degree putters) other than that it's a perfect putter with a brand new grip perfectly aligned. Say goodbye to 3-putts. Selling because I have two of the exact same model and only need one. Thank you for looking. Happy biddingCOMMENTSMAB-Ketsch-testThe first impression is that this is a big putter, which moves smoothly, and it is surprising how easily it is placed straight towards where you’re aiming.Practicing putts from 1m (infallible), 5m (supreme regularity) and 10m (I holed more balls than with any other putter I have tried before) to the hole, it transmits good feelings, with the ball rolling true and with very effective distance control.The grooves of the face seem somewhat exaggerated, but they’re less so to the touch.Hitting a little off-centered on purpose, the ball still goes straight and with good speed due to inertia.The visual impression with a big base inspires great confidence at address and in movement. Personally, it has helped my stance at the ball addressing the hole. I can keep my eyes a little long above where the ball lies, thanks to the confidence that I won’t lose the right path when I putt.It’s true, I have gained distance control and confidence, perhaps due to the inertia of the correct weight distribution of the putter, making good putts from the different lengths over and over again. I was very pleased with the percentage of holed putts I achieved in this review.With the Cadence TR Ketsch, Ping has got it right, and I think this is the best mallet I’ve ever played.