Ping Ketsch G golf putter
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Ping Ketsch G

Face balanced·Mallet·3° loft
$217.00 MSRP

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The Ping Ketsch G is a mallet putter released in 2024. Its balance is face balanced, which suits a straight-back, straight-through stroke. Ping publishes “Straight” in its “Stroke Type” field; Stymie preserves that notation instead of converting it into degrees. It is built with 3° of loft, a 360 g head. The Ketsch G uses a insert face (PEBAX), a Aluminum body, 304 ss sole plate, black PVD finish head. Manufacturer list price is $217. Every spec above was read from Ping's own product page on ping.com; anything that page does not publish is left blank here rather than filled in.

Ping Ketsch G specifications

11 of 17 specs published by Ping

Balance categoryFace balanced
Toe hang (degrees)Not published in degrees
Manufacturer notationStraight (Ping's "Stroke Type")
Suits strokeStraight back, straight through
Head shapeMallet
Neck / hosel
FaceInsert
Insert materialPEBAX
Head materialAluminum body, 304 ss sole plate, black PVD finish
Loft
Lie angle
Lengths
Head weight360 g
Adjustable weights
Alignment aid
MSRP$217.00
Released2024

Where these specs come from. Every figure above was read from Ping's official product page on ping.com , except msrp usd, verified pass, year released, hero image url, toe hang degrees, which came from a different Ping page. A dash in the table means Ping does not publish that figure — Stymie leaves it blank instead of estimating. The balance shown is stated by the manufacturer.

Ping Ketsch G — frequently asked

What is the toe hang of the Ping Ketsch G?

Ping publishes “Straight” for the Ketsch G under “Stroke Type.” Stymie lists its comparable balance category as face balanced, which suits a straight-back, straight-through stroke. The published wording is kept separate because it is not a degree figure.

What are the loft and lie of the Ping Ketsch G?

The Ping Ketsch G has 3° of loft. Both figures come from Ping's published specification for the stock build; a fitter can bend most putters a degree or two either way.

How heavy is the Ping Ketsch G head?

The Ping Ketsch G has a 360 gram head as published by Ping. Heavier heads generally favour slower, smoother strokes and faster greens.

Does the Ping Ketsch G have a milled face or an insert?

The Ping Ketsch G uses a insert face — PEBAX. Milled faces generally feel and sound firmer at impact; inserts damp the strike and feel softer.

How much does the Ping Ketsch G cost?

Ping lists the Ketsch G at $217. Street price moves; check a retailer for what it is actually selling for today.

Other Ping putters

Other face balanced putters

Same balance, so they suit the same stroke — straight back, straight through.