Voss

The Ping Voss shipped in 2016 as part of the Vault series, and the record holds it as a blade with sloping shoulders, per pluggedingolf.com. Golfretailing.com describes it with a ball-width cavity and sloped heel-toe weights, a design mygolfway.com frames the same way, calling it a new design that features a ball-width cavity and sloped heel-toe weights for precise setup. Mygolfway.com put it plainly: "The new Voss has a great look and is incredibly simple and clean," and the same review noted that the cavity is exactly ball width, so when you set up you're ready to go.

On the numbers that corroborate across editorial sources, the Voss carries a head weight of 350g, a 35 inch length, and is fit for a Slight Arc stroke. Beyond that, the record is a patchwork of single-source editorial detail: golfretailing.com and mygolfway.com both cite TR face, or True-Roll face, technology, described elsewhere as fully machined 303 stainless steel, from forged billets according to both outlets. Loft is reported at -3 degrees and lie adjustable +-4 degrees, with a PING Pistol 62 grip and a Platinum or Slate finish, per mygolfway.com and pluggedingolf.com respectively for the finish naming.

Pricing is where the sources pull apart rather than agree. Pluggedingolf.com lists 300 USD, golfretailing.com lists £275 fixed and £299 adjustable, and mygolfway.com lists €355 fixed and €390 adjustable, three different currencies and three different figures that read as regional listings rather than a single settled price. Within the Vault line, the Voss sits as the blade entry, its identity built around that ball-width cavity and the setup cues reviewers kept returning to.