Ping Ally Blue Onset Putter Targets Left-Side Misses
Golf Monthly’s test found strong forgiveness and distance control in a compact mallet design.
The Ping Ally Blue Onset is built for golfers who often start putts left or pull them off line. Golf Monthly tester Joel Tadman found its setup unusually easy to square, helped by a bright white head, a long alignment line and a dark mark on the top rail.
The putter’s offset construction encouraged a smoother, more direct stroke during testing. Its compact mallet shape also delivered impressive stability: strikes away from the center still retained speed, making longer putts easier to judge. The face felt soft without becoming dull, while a noticeable impact sound gave useful feedback on contact and pace.
There are trade-offs. Golfers who commonly miss to the right may find the club’s built-in tendency less helpful. The white finish can also show distracting shadows in strong sunlight, and the rectangular head will not suit every eye. The model has drawn attention partly because Wyndham Clark used a counterbalanced version during his turnaround, including his U.S. Open victory and two other PGA Tour wins.
- Wyndham Clark used a counterbalanced version.
- The head has a bright white finish.
- A SuperStroke Pistol 2.0 grip comes standard.
- Strong sunlight can make shadows more noticeable.
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