Kinloch (Sigma G)

The Kinloch is part of Ping's 2017 Sigma G line, and golfalot.com describes it as a centre shafted, deep flange putter with a butterfly trailing edge, built with no offset and meant for a slight arc stroke. mygolfway.com lists it arriving in classic platinum or a satin-look black nickel finish, with a head weight of 350 g and a listed price of 215 EUR, and flags it among the new additions to the Sigma G lineup that year.

Reviewer opinion on the release has been positive. golfalot.com called it a design that sits very well and offers a no offset, no nonsense feel, and golfmonthly.com singled it out alongside the Darby, writing simply that we also like the Kinloch and the Darby. Between the two, the read is consistent: a centre shafted, no offset design that reviewers found comfortable to set up behind the ball, without much daylight between the two accounts on that point.

Within the Sigma G family, the Kinloch's centre shaft, deep flange, and butterfly trailing edge mark it as a distinct shape choice against whatever heel toe or blade options shared the line that year, and the two finish options give buyers a stated cosmetic choice at the point of sale that the other editorial notes don't dispute.