It joins the ChipR, introduced in 2022, in PING’s portfolio of clubs engineered to improve the short games of golfers of all skill levels.

The investment-cast, 431 stainless steel club is inspired by the PING Chipo, introduced by PING Founder Karsten Solheim in the late 1970s for golfers who lacked confidence with a traditional wedge and frequently struggled around the green.

With the length of a putter (34”) and a loft closer to a 9-iron (38.5°), the ChipR Le is designed to be used on shots of 40 yards or less around the green with a putting-like stroke, resulting in bump-and-run style shots that ensure the distance control and consistency that lead to shorter putts.

The ChipR Le’s compact size and shallow face combine with the cambered sole to optimize performance and provide versatility from the rough and fringe. The precision-milled MicroMax grooves deliver consistent and predictable trajectories for improved control.

RRP: $350.

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