Anser 55 Patent

The Ping Anser 55 Patent takes its name from the design patent behind the original Anser, and golf.com's reporting frames it as a limited-edition release issued to mark that patent's 55th anniversary. That is the extent of what we hold on this particular version, and it is worth being precise about the source: this is one outlet's account, not a maker-confirmed history, so the anniversary framing should be read as reported rather than established.

Set against the rest of the Anser line, the 55 Patent reads as a commemorative turn rather than a working redesign. Where entries like the Redwood Anser were built to test a new manufacturing approach in steel, the 55 Patent's stated reason for being is occasion, not innovation. We hold no maker prose, no spec table, and no dates beyond the anniversary claim itself, so readers weighing this one against a Redwood or a Newport Anser will want to look at what golf.com actually reported before drawing conclusions about scarcity, finish, or intent.