Another good video Andrew, at 79 I can’t think of changing my Bobby Grace putter which I have had 25 years. Your point is well made about the price comparison with a driver, I paid nearly £100 back in 1998, money well spent. Keep the videos coming. Nick Ps I was reminiscing the other day about your videos in your garden during Covid😊

Really enjoy your reviews. I have been using a Cleveland Classic for 30 years. Not a stable as I used to be and have been considering a mallet style. Thanks to your review Ping will be one of the first I try.

Well done and very informative Andrew! The PLDs are beautiful flat sticks. On the other hand, I have bagged a PING 2023 Anser 2D for a year now and love it. The Anser 2D improved my speed control and 1st putt proximity immediately over my PING Anser Vault 1.0 I used since 2018. This has reduced the incidence of 3 putts during a typical round to near zero according to my Arccos data. I also hole more one putts now. I plan to use it until it turns to dust.

great review of these ping putters. in 1992 my first putter i ever bought was an Anser 2 for $99.99 if i didn’t buy my limited release Odyssey Jailbird 380 last summer i would give one of these a try

Great content again Andrew. Would love a new pld but not sure if i could get rid of my trusty old friend ping answer 2 i have in the bag. Looking forward to your review of the wedges 👍

PLD Ally blue is in the bag already 😎

A few weeks ago I emailed Ping in Arizona asking why they stopped Valor production. They declined to comment about it but the Sigma2 line was just brilliant and my Valor was a standout despite the american spelling😅. The PLD line looks good too and when you think that you might hit driver 12 times during a round compared with a regulation 36 times for a putter its price relative to the driver is justified. Could I ask she-who-must-be-obeyed for the changeover price? Now that's a different question.

It's ironic as Ping started as a putter company...