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PING Prodi G 2024 Junior Putter - Tyne H
A 340g twin-fork mid-mallet junior putter, based on PING's Tyne H shape, for juniors who want more forgiveness than a blade.
$195
Pros
- More forgiving on off-centre strikes than a blade putter
- Same price as the Anser blade, so it's a straight style preference
Cons
- Larger mallet head suits some strokes better than others - try both styles if possible
About this product
A twin-fork mid-mallet head in 17-4 stainless steel, weighing 340 grams, designed to be more forgiving on off-centre hits than a traditional blade.
Specifications
- Head style
- Tyne H mid-mallet, twin-fork
- Weight
- 340g
- Material
- 17-4 stainless steel
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