b90

The Ping b90 dates to 1990, per golfbluebook.com. The maker's page, via 2ndswing.com, lists it as a center shaft putter with heel/toe weighting, a low center of gravity, and a stainless steel face and body, describing the design as classically designed with clean optics. golfbluebook.com echoes much of that same profile, adding that the lower center of gravity is meant to reduce skidding and get the ball rolling more quickly, and that the heel-toe weighting is there to minimize twisting on off-center strikes.

Length is a point of real disagreement in the record rather than a simple typo. golfreview.com lists the b90 at 45 inch, 48 inch, and 50 inch, while mrtopesgolf.com puts it at 43 inches. golfreview.com also describes it as carrying a very heavy, heavy head, and notes a rounded sole usable at any angle. That sole shape shows up again in Community opinion, where one note credits the rounded sole as usable at any angle and mentions the b90 being used by many pros with long putters, calling the design classically styled.

Reviewer sentiment on the b90 runs positive across the board. 2ndswing.com calls it a classically designed putter that has clean optics to promote confidence at address, while golfreview.com's reviewer goes further, writing that this is by far the best putter that I have used and I have played golf for 25 years.