Scottsdale TR

The Ping Scottsdale TR line is on record here with a single release, the Shea H, so the arc we can tell is a single point rather than a lineage. What the record does hold is a picture of what that release was built to do.

The maker's page lists the Shea H as coming in adjustable and non-adjustable versions, with the shaft adjustable in length and lie angle. The face carries what the maker's page lists as variable grooves, deeper towards the middle and shallower on the edges, and the maker's page lists a performance claim of consistency improvement of up to 30 percent across all putter types, alongside a separate claim of more consistent distance whether struck on heel, toe, or center of clubface. The finish is described on the maker's page as a dark, Physical Vapor Deposition finish.

Golfavenue.com's reporting adds detail the maker's page doesn't cover here, describing the face material as 6061 aerospace grade aluminum, the finish as a rich non-glare black PVD finish, the insert as a variable-depth groove insert, the neck as a heel shafted hosel, and the stroke type as Strong Arc. Golf Monthly's reporting is the source for the name itself, Ping Scottsdale TR Shea H. None of this is verified independently, so it stands as maker-published and editorial reporting rather than confirmed spec.