Prime Tyne 4

The Prime Tyne 4 sits within Ping's Prime Tyne line as a twin-fork mallet built for players seeking forgiveness alongside alignment help. The 2025 Scottsdale edition is the version most reviewers have handled, and golf.com describes it as a twin-fork mallet for strong arc strokes, built from 17-4 stainless steel with a one-piece PEBAX elastomer insert and a chrome stepless steel shaft. Golf.com also notes the head as slightly larger than previous generations, while hagginoaks.com frames the design more broadly as a twin-fork design offering balanced forgiveness.

Reviewers who put the Scottsdale Prime Tyne 4 in play have pointed to its adjustability for arc strokes and its alignment flexibility. Thegolfshoponline.co.uk placed it alongside the Scottsdale Anser 4 as a model suited to intermediate to advanced players, citing adjustments for arc strokes and alignment flexibility as reasons it can help when precision matters most.

The PLD Milled Prime Tyne 4 carries a different construction story. Both cpg.golf and wwgolf.com list its head weight at 360 grams and its loft at 3 degrees, with a tolerance of plus 3 degrees and minus roughly 2 degrees, the two sources differing only slightly on the exact minus figure. Golfalot.com lists an MSRP of 399 GBP. On finish and face, cpg.golf and wwgolf.com describe a forged 303 stainless steel head, and cpg.golf and golfalot.com both point to a matte black finish, with cpg.golf adding an aerospace grade, machined aluminum hosel and golfalot.com noting a Ping Blackout putter grip.