Eye

The Ping Eye carries little in our files beyond how it's been described elsewhere. Beeclassifieds.beenews.com reports the design as built around perimeter weighting and a cavity back, and places its popularity in the 1970s and 1980s. That's a design approach consistent with Ping's broader work in that era, though we hold no maker-published specs or dimensions for this particular release, and no review of our own to draw from.

Without a Putter Talk review or verified spec sheet on hand, there isn't much here to weigh against the rest of the Eye line or against Ping's more heavily documented models like the Anser. What we can say is limited to that one publication's characterization: a perimeter-weighted, cavity-back putter that found favor across two decades. Readers looking for face milling details, dimensions, or a hands-on account will need to look past what we currently hold on this one.