Prime Tyne C

The Prime Tyne C is the center-shafted variant within Ping's Prime Tyne line. The maker's page lists a mallet shape built around a center shaft and, as the maker's page puts it, a distinctive fang-like design for exceptional alignment.

What the record holds points toward a putter built for a specific, narrow stroke. The maker's page lists the balance as face-balanced, which it describes as ideal for a straight-back, straight-through stroke, and pairs that with a slight arc design listing for stroke type. Those two descriptions sit somewhat differently side by side, and the maker's page lists the putter as suited to all handicaps, so it isn't positioning the C as a specialist's tool by skill level even if the stroke fit is more particular.

Against the rest of the Prime Tyne line, the C is defined here chiefly by its neck, the center shaft and fang design, which is the detail the maker's page uses to separate it from other Tyne variants. Beyond the neck, shape, balance, stroke-type, and handicap listings above, we don't have further maker prose or independent testing on record for this specific release.