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Ping Cadence TR B65
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Cadence TR B65

Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.

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The Record

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The Ping Cadence TR B65 line, as our record holds it, runs to a single release: the B65 Heavy. It arrives as a variant on the B65 shape within the broader Cadence TR family, distinguished by a black steel insert rather than the standard version's blue, and by the added mass that name implies.

Golfalot's review of the B65 Heavy put the added weight at around 25 grams to the head, and described the putter as face balanced with a straight stroke. The outlet also noted a black grip, from the Golf Pride Ping Cadence PP58 mid size line, chosen to match the black insert, and reported that despite the added mass this version carries the same weight as the blue version.

Where the line's single entry draws its opinion is on sound and feel. Reviewers who tried the Heavy alongside the standard blue insert described a deeper, more solid sound out of the black steel insert, and credited the added weight with helping distance control even as it slowed down a faster stroke tempo. Golfalot's own reviewer landed in the same place, writing that the sound from the black Heavy steel insert was a bit deeper and more solid than the blue version and probably for me I preferred the Heavy version for that reason. No dissenting read on the sound question appears in what we hold.

As it stands, the B65 Heavy is the whole of the record for this line, a single weighted variant built around a sound and feel argument that reviewers have, so far, agreed on.

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Releases

Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.

What the Community says

Warmly regardedCommunity opinion from 1 gathered review · not a verified fact
What people praise
deeper, more solid sound good distance control even with extra weight slows down faster stroke tempo
The sound from the black Heavy steel insert was a bit deeper and more solid than the blue version and probably for me I preferred the Heavy version for that reason.
via golfalot.com · cited take

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