Dale Anser

The Ping Dale Anser is a release built on lineage rather than departure. Golftipsmag.com reports that the design is inspired by one of the original Anser putter molds created by Allan Dale Solheim and detailed by his father, Karsten Solheim, which places this putter closer to the source of the Anser shape than most of the line's later variations.

On construction, golftipsmag.com lists the face material as 303 stainless steel, and reports finish options of Stealth, Platinum or Copper. These are editorial figures, attributed to that publication's reporting rather than confirmed by Ping directly, so read them as one outlet's account rather than an established spec sheet.

Set against the rest of the Anser line, the Dale Anser reads as a tribute piece, one that leans on the family history behind the original mold rather than introducing new geometry. What's on record here is narrow, limited to the material and finish choices reported above and the origin story tying it back to Allan Dale Solheim's work, but that origin story is the notable thing this release carries.