Scottsdale B63

The Scottsdale B63 arrived in 2025 as part of Ping's Scottsdale line, and the record on it comes entirely from outside reporting rather than the maker's own page. Golf.com describes it as a throwback to the B60, built with a slant neck and what the outlet calls a softer look. Haggin Oaks, writing separately, frames the release around unique head shapes designed for specific balance preferences, a description that speaks to the broader intent behind the shape rather than a spec in itself.

On construction, Golf.com reports the head in 17-4 stainless steel, paired with a chrome stepless steel shaft. Both the slant neck and the B60 comparison point toward a putter styled after an established Ping silhouette rather than a clean-sheet design, though that lineage claim sits with Golf.com's editorial voice and not with Ping directly. Anyone weighing the B63 against its Scottsdale stablemates will want to look at how that slant neck and softer profile read in hand, since that's where the two outlets' descriptions leave off and a player's own eye has to pick up.