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PING Prodi G 2024 Junior Putter - Anser
A classic blade-style junior putter based on PING's Anser shape, heel-toe weighted with a single alignment line.
$195
Pros
- Classic blade look many juniors will recognise from watching pros
- Heel-toe weighting adds forgiveness versus a pure blade
Cons
- Blade heads are less forgiving on mis-hits than a mallet like the Tyne H
About this product
A scaled-down version of PING's iconic Anser blade, heel-toe weighted for forgiveness with a single alignment line to help juniors aim consistently.
Suits juniors with a slight-arc putting stroke who prefer a traditional blade look and feel.
Specifications
- Head style
- Anser blade
- Material
- 17-4 stainless steel
- Stroke type fit
- Slight arc
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