Cadence TR Ketsch

The Ketsch arrives as part of Ping's Cadence TR line, built around what pluggedingolf.com describes as a modern head shape and modern design. That same publication reports the putter can fit all three stroke types, straight, slight arc, and strong arc, which speaks to a mallet built for versatility rather than a narrow fit window.

Amateurgolf.com's reporting goes further, describing high MOI and a steel sole plate that varies in thickness, and crediting the Ketsch with jumping to the top of most independent putter rankings based on performance. That's editorial framing from one outlet, not a verified claim, but it's a strong statement to make about a single release, and worth noting as such.

The opinion attached to this putter is notably enthusiastic. It's been called, without qualification, the highest rated mallet ever tested, with praise for a distinct look and feel and, per amateurgolf.com, among the best feel of any insert or non-milled putter head. Community and editorial sentiment line up here rather than diverge, which is not always the case with a mallet this modern in shape.

Where the Cadence TR Ketsch sits against the rest of Ping's putter catalog isn't detailed in what we hold here, but the record on this specific release is consistent: a modern mallet shape, reported stroke-type flexibility, and reviewer praise that ranks it near the top of its class.