And The Putter Went…PING – New Book Offers An Inside Look at Nearly 60 Years of PING History
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And The Putter Went…PING – New Book Offers An Inside Look at Nearly 60 Years of PING History

And The Putter Went…PING – New Book Offers An Inside Look at Nearly 60 Years of PING History
The book chronicles PING’s heritage and its on-going efforts to advance golf technology for the benefit of golfers of all skill levels. It takes readers behind the scenes of a genuine American success story that began in the family garage of Karsten Solheim, a Norwegian immigrant and mechanical engineer who invented the PING putter in 1959.

Are you a fan of PING, innovation, family, integrity and maybe even humor too? We think you might like to take a look inside a new book being released by PING on May 1st.  Featuring nearly 1000 pictures, many unreleased, the new book chronicles the innovative and influential history of PING. We got an early copy, and after reading cover to cover, we can say it’s a book we’d definitely recommend.

If you have ever had the opportunity to visit the PING HQ or meet the individuals/families that work for the company, you would almost surely agree.

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A visit to PING HQ is an opportunity I wish every single golfer had the chance to experience once in his life. And the Putter Went…PING provides a taste of what that’s like.

It’s a bit like being taken back in time. Not with respect to technology, but rather morals. It’s the people. PING does things right and it does them with integrity.  That’s something we not only respect around here but cherish for its rarity.

I have yet to find a single golfer or industry insider that has ever said a single negative thing about this company. It’s remarkable when you stop to think about it in the context of today’s time. Simply put, PING is the most reputable golf company in a time where being reputable is no longer in style.

It’s a way of doing business that started with Karsten Solheim and continues to this day, and that comes through in the book.

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If you are a fan of PING  for its history, its innovations, it’s people, and how it does business (what company insiders have called its moral compass), we’d highly recommend you get your hands on this book.

Release Date: May 1st
Cost: $100 *A limited edition with padded leather binding and gilded edges will be available for a U.S. MSRP of $300.
Availability: PING-Shop.com and Authorized PING Retailers.

We would also like to thank author Jeffery Ellis for including some of the research and testing completed at MyGolfSpy test facility.  We were both surprised and honored to be included.

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      Levi Carter

      7 years ago

      You guys are doing and amazing job.⛳️

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      7 years ago

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      Phillip Woeckener

      7 years ago

      Once you go PING, you never go back.

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      Walt Pendleton

      7 years ago

      In 1997 I flew into Phoenix to get fitted for a set of clubs, place a large order for a new pro shop and play a little golf at Phil’s track before we left town. After we spent two days learning about what makes Ping a special company, the people and equipment, we visited Sedona a couple of hours north of the downtown. The thing I’ll always remember was the manufacturer’s hospitality, their attention to detail in the fitting and unlike Augusta in the summer the warm heat without humidity. I would highly recommend you buy a set of Ping clubs, visit Phoenix for a fitting, and go see The Little Grand Canyon in Sedona! Bucket list golf experience at Greyhawk wasn’t bad either! PS: Met Phil in the parking lock and I told him he couldn’t get a bet out here! I didn’t know at the time it was his home track! Wp

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