B63

The B63 name at Ping has stood for a mallet-style putter, described on the maker's page as classic and built around exceptional balance and stability. Its wider head shape and distinct alignment lines were meant to give a golfer a clean look at address, and the maker's page has filed it under a Mid-Mallet shape suited to Mid-High Handicaps, with a Flare-tip neck carrying that head.

The line's most recent entry, the 2025 Scottsdale B63, marks a distinct turn. Golf.com describes it as a throwback to the B60, fitted with a slant neck and a softer look, a departure from the flare-tip neck that has defined the standard B63. Haggin Oaks frames the Scottsdale edition as one of a family of unique head shapes designed for specific balance preferences, which places this release within Ping's broader Scottsdale identity rather than the B63's own mallet lineage. Golf.com also lists the Scottsdale B63 as built in 17-4 stainless steel with a chrome stepless steel shaft.

Set side by side, the two rows on record show a line that began as a wider, alignment-forward mallet and has since been reworked, at least in this edition, into something closer to the slant-neck, softer-look character of the B60. Whether a golfer reads the Scottsdale B63 as a continuation of the original B63 idea or as a new direction wearing the old number is a determination the two releases leave open.