Scottsdale Prime Tyne C

The Scottsdale Prime Tyne C is a center-shafted release within Ping's Prime Tyne line, a detail confirmed by both golf.com and hagginoaks.com. That center shaft placement sets it apart from other Tyne variants and points to a specific intent: golf.com describes it as a center-shafted mallet, no offset, perfect for straight strokes, framing the head as a fit tool for players who move the ball on a straighter path.

On construction, golf.com reports the head in 17-4 stainless steel, paired with a chrome stepless steel shaft. Those two attributes, along with the no-offset geometry, come from that outlet's reporting rather than from Ping's own materials, so they should be read as one publication's account of the 2025 build rather than a confirmed spec sheet.

Within the Prime Tyne C name itself, the center-shafted hosel is the defining feature on record for this release. Where it sits against other neck configurations in the Tyne line isn't something this material speaks to, but the pairing of a center shaft with a zero-offset mallet is a specific, deliberate combination, one aimed squarely at the player already comfortable letting the putter point straight back and through.