Ping Sigma 2 Tyne Stealth Putter
Boasts a PGA Tour-winning design, back by popular demand for its stability and ease of alignment. New micro-lines visible from address provide added texture and a contrast that amplifies the ball-framing and parallel alignment. The 365-gram head stays extremely stable on short putts and delivers ample feel for longer attempts. The Tyne can be custom built as face-balanced or mid-hang to be optimized for straight or slight-arc stroke types.

Sigma 2 Face Technology
Designed for the golfer who prefers a putter on the softer side of the feel spectrum but with some of the benefits of a firm face, including more consistency on longer putts. By combining two hardnesses of the PEBAX material, the Sigma 2 series provides a feel preference that appeals to a large segment of golfers while delivering the performance and consistency golfers need to improve their results on the greens.



Dual-Durometer Insert
A softer feel in the Sigma 2 putters is the result of an innovative dual-durometer PEBAX insert, which also features PING’s patented True Roll face pattern. The softer front layer ensures the precision necessary for shorter, delicate must-makes. The firmer back layer offers the solid feedback and distance control required for holing longer-range putts and improving overall consistency. The patented face pattern varies in depth and pitch to speed up off-center impacts and ensure full-face forgiveness.



Adjustable-Length Shaft
The adjustable-length shaft represents industry-first technology that is concealed beneath the grip, allowing golfers to modify length between 32' and 36' prior to a round. The process is quick and intuitive through the use of an adjustment tool that inserts into the top of the grip. One full turn causes a ¼' adjustment up or down, and the grip remains perfectly aligned during the adjustment process. It allows golfers to experiment with various lengths and ultimately self-fit themselves.They are no longer limited to a specific length measurement. They simply adjust it until they’re comfortable, ideally with their eyes directly over the ball.