Vault 2.0

The Ping Vault 2.0 arrived in 2018 as the second generation of Ping's premium putter line, built around six different head shapes, according to pluggedingolf.com: the Dale Anser, Voss, B60, ZB, Piper, and Ketsch. That spread of shapes lets the line cover strong arc, slight arc, and straight path strokes, per the same source, which positions the Vault 2.0 less as a single putter and more as a fitting platform.

The core carryover from the original Vault is the True-Roll face, which pluggedingolf.com describes as milled with grooves deeper in the center of the face and shallower on the edges. Reviewers cited on record praised the true-roll face technology for reducing distance loss on mishits, and pluggedingolf.com's own verdict was blunt: True-Roll face milling continues to impress. New to this generation is weight adjustability, with pluggedingolf.com reporting interchangeable weights that swing 15 grams up or down via tungsten or aluminum, a feature added over the original Vault. That same outlet notes the weight adjustments are only available through Ping directly.

Finish and fit round out what the record holds. En.wikipedia.org lists a gold color finish, while pluggedingolf.com puts the total at three different finishes offered across the line, along with a choice of PP60, PP61, or PP62 grips. Broader editorial commentary on record calls out the premium design and finish and the wide fitting options for stroke types and grips as the release's selling points, which lines up with the six head shapes and three finishes pluggedingolf.com catalogs. The Vault 2.0's identity, on this record, is built on that combination: one face technology carried forward, six bodies to choose from, and adjustability bolted on that the first Vault didn't have.