PLD Milled Prime Tyne 4
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 Milled Prime Tyne 4 is a fang-shaped mallet built for a strong arcing stroke, part of Ping's PLD Milled line. Head weight is verified at 360g, with loft listed as 3° +3°/-2.0° and lie at 20° +/- 4.0°, corroborated across cpg.golf and wwgolf.com with only trivial rounding differences between the two.
Golfalot describes the head as 303 stainless steel finished in matte black, with a deep Aggressive Milling Pattern cut into the face and a flow neck hosel. Cpg.golf's account matches on the stainless construction and matte black finish, adding that the head is forged and paired with an aerospace grade machined aluminum hosel and a matte black stepless steel shaft. Wwgolf.com lines up on the AMP milling and flow neck, and adds a 35 inch length and a black stepless steel shaft. None of this is verified independent of the outlets reporting it, so it's held here as their reporting rather than confirmed spec.
Golfalot lists the putter at £399, a figure that stands as the one pricing data point on record. Golfalot also frames the Tyne 4's fitting as suited to a strong arc stroke, a recommendation echoed by wwgolf.com's own strong arc designation, though again this comes from the outlets rather than from Ping directly. Set against the rest of the Prime line, the Tyne 4 reads as the mallet built specifically around that stronger-arc player, distinguished by its fang shape and the deep milling pattern that both outlets single out on the face.
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The Prime Tyne 4 line
Releases of this line from the Putter Talk record. Similarly named models are separate putters with their own pages.
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