Fetch

The 2021 Fetch is a mallet head built for the ball retrieving cutout that has become the identifying feature of the name. The maker's page lists the balance as face, the head weight at 365 grams, and a dual-durometer face insert with a Pebax front layer over a firmer back layer. Golfmonthly.com describes a cover added over the cutout, and Pluggedingolf.com notes the same design change, a cover over the unique ball retrieving cutout, distinguishing this version from earlier Fetch putters in the line.

The maker's page lists the head design as a mallet fit for golfers with little to no arc in their putting strokes, with tungsten placed in the heel and toe and shallower, uniform-depth milling across the face. Golfmonthly.com puts the stroke fit more broadly, generally suitable for players with a straight back and through stroke, and credits the construction, built with several different materials to push weight to the perimeter, increasing MOI, for the putter's stability. Golfmonthly.com also lists a black and red colorway with a matte black head, red and white detailing on the sole, and three grip options: the PP58 midsize pistol, the PP60 thicker rubber grip, and the PP58-S slimmer tapered grip.

Community opinion on file calls the 2021 Fetch a stable, well-balanced putter with a soft face suited to fast greens, and points to the cavity design as a convenient way to pick the ball up. That same opinion criticizes it for dropping the length adjustability of the previous Sigma 2 models, a change golfmonthly.com also records, noting the Fetch is not adjustable for length like the previous Sigma 2 models. Golfmonthly.com's own verdict was warmer on balance, calling it comfortably one of the best Ping putters of recent times and predicting it should help you shave shots off your round.