Prime Tyne

The Ping Prime Tyne, per hagginoaks.com, dates to November 2018 and carries the site's account that Cameron Champ had a hand in its design. That's the sourcing worth flagging up front: nothing here is verified by Ping directly, and everything on this release traces back to that single outlet's reporting.

What hagginoaks.com attaches to the putter is a specific result: Champ using it to win the Sanderson Farm Championship, his first PGA Tour victory, finishing second overall in putting for the week and one-putting his last six holes of the final round. The Community read on that result is straightforward enthusiasm, with one note calling it engineered for success on the strength of that finish. Worth noting that this is a single outlet's account of a single win, not a broader performance record on the putter.

Ping's own current product pages describe later Tyne models, the Tyne 4, Tyne G, and Tyne H, as a straight-taper, midsized pistol design with larger flat surfaces for face awareness and a heavier 17" grip acting as a counterweight. Those pages are captured well after this 2018 release and don't speak to the Prime Tyne by name, so they sit alongside this entry as line context rather than as a spec sheet for what Champ actually played.