Adjustable Nome putter next from PING

Among the latest drivers, fairway metals, hybrids, wedges and putters unveiled by PING for male and female golfers this week is a Nome 500-gram long putter with an adjustable shaft that allows the golfer to custom-fit it to their specific build.

It features a telescopic shaft with a wrench that allows the golfer to modify the length of the belly putter model from 44.5 to 54.5 inches while conforming to USGA/R&A regulations with a locking ring that can't be adjusted mid-round.

By unlocking the shaft, which has a steel lower portion and a graphite grip portion, golfers can change length to fit their body characteristics, stroke type, and posture.

Nome putters also have a distinctive black alignment bar and white contrasting sight line. It's face-balanced and suits those who have a straight-back, straight-through putting stroke.

Precision-milled from high-grade aircraft aluminum and finished with a durable nano-nickel coating, its lightweight frame features tungsten sole weighting to optimise the centre of gravity make it more forgiving.

Priced at £299, the Nome comes standard with the WINN AVS 2-piece grip.

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