PLD Limited Putters
Putter Talk's cited, Community-built account of this putter. Facts are sourced, photos are contributed, opinions are the Community's.
The Record
Written from the sources it cites · machine-drafted for the Community to correctThe PLD Limited sits at the top of Ping's PLD Milled range, positioned by fairwayjockey.com as a premium, collectible option built to resemble one of the original Anser putters. That publication put the design in direct lineage with Ping's earliest work, noting it looks like one of the original Anser putters, and priced it above the standard PLD Milled line.
Community opinion attributes to the PLD Limited a name for being precise and forgiving, with the Anser resemblance cited as a selling point alongside its collectibility, though the tradeoff raised is cost, with some noting it costs more than other options in the lineup. Fairwayjockey.com framed the appeal squarely around that collector instinct, writing that golfers that want a collectible type putter will naturally gravitate towards these Ping PLD Limited putters.
Where this leaves the PLD Limited within its own line is straightforward enough from the record: it is the premium, harder to justify by pure economics, easier to justify by pedigree entry in the PLD Milled family. The reasoning a buyer would use to choose it over the standard PLD Milled models comes down to how much the collectible angle and Anser heritage matter next to the added expense.
Sources: ping.com/en-us (captured 2024) · ping.com/en-us (captured 2023)
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What the Community says
“Golfers that want a collectible type putter will naturally gravitate towards these Ping PLD Limited putters.”
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