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Once locked in a vault, this iconic U.S. Open putter is making a comeback
**Iconic U.S. Open Putter Resurfaces**
A legendary putter used by some of golf’s greatest players, once locked away in a vault, is set to make a grand return. The PING Karsten Anser 2 putter, known for its distinctive shape and remarkable success on the greens, is being brought back to life by PING.
Originally designed by Karsten Solheim in 1966, the Anser 2 became the weapon of choice for renowned golfers like Payne Stewart, Lee Trevino, and Phil Mickelson. It has played a pivotal role in countless victories, including Stewart’s dramatic 1999 U.S. Open triumph at Pinehurst No. 2.
After Stewart’s untimely passing, his Anser 2 was retired to a vault in the PING headquarters. Now, 25 years later, PING is bringing it out of retirement to celebrate the legacy of this legendary putter and its upcoming 60th anniversary.
The re-introduced Anser 2 will feature the same classic design, complete with the iconic square-toe profile. PING’s engineers have implemented modern refinements to enhance performance, ensuring that this timeless masterpiece remains a formidable force on the greens.
Why Was Tiger Woods Smiling After His PNC Championship Defeat? 9 Intriguing Questions Explored!
Tiger Woods’ Unusual Post-Defeat Expression
In a surprising twist at the PNC Championship, Tiger Woods showcased an unexpected air of contentment despite not clinching victory. This intriguing reaction has ignited a flurry of questions and speculation.
- Could it be that he found satisfaction in his performance, even in defeat?
- Was the overall family experience a source of joy for him?
- Did the relaxed atmosphere lessen the impact of losing?
- Is he adopting a fresh perspective on golf and competition?
Woods’ demeanor reveals a fascinating blend of emotions, prompting deeper inquiries into his motivations and what lies ahead for his competitive journey
4 Surprising Rules Revealed After a Pro’s Tee Shot: ‘You Won’t Believe What Happened!
Pro Tim Herron kicked off the excitement on the 18th hole at the Chiquita Classic, but things took a wild turn when he found himself in the greenside bunker. What followed was a series of unexpected events that had everyone talking! First, Herron received relief from the lip of the bunker. Then, in a twist of fate, his second shot accidentally struck a photographer in the leg—leading to an unusual free drop under an obscure rule. Just when you thought it couldn’t get any crazier, Tiger Woods’ wayward drive landed right in Herron’s bunker as he prepared for his fourth shot. In a show of sportsmanship, Woods conceded the hole!
