Scottsdale B63

The Ping Scottsdale B63 is the plumber's neck sibling within the B60/B63 pairing, a Tour-inspired, perimeter-weighted head that Golf.com describes as the B60 model becoming the B63 with a soft-slanting hosel. That single hosel distinction is what separates the two within the 2025 Scottsdale release, and it's worth noting that our record on this putter comes entirely through that outlet's reporting rather than anything the maker itself has published for us to cite.

According to Golf.com, the B63 carries gently sloping ballasts and a contrasting alignment line for setup, a high-contrast black nickel finish, and a PEBAX elastomer face insert for feel. These are the same categories of detail one would expect on a modern Anser-descendant blade, and they read as consistent with a putter built to sit alongside the B60 rather than depart from it dramatically.

Against its own line, the B63's identity is really about that one change, the hosel. Where the B60 presumably runs a more traditional neck, the B63's soft-slanting hosel is the detail Golf.com singles out as the reason it exists as a separate model at all. Everything else on record, the ballasts, the alignment line, the finish, the insert, appears to be shared language across the pairing rather than something unique to the B63 alone.