Creating convincing bronze on stainless steel isn’t simply a matter of changing color. The finish needs variation. Depth. Areas where light gathers naturally and areas where it quietly settles into the surface.

Some neck conversions change balance. Others completely change the character of the putter. This Pipe Flow does both. This Studio Style Squareback originally began as a near face-balanced single-bend setup. The player loved the stability of the platform, but wanted something with a cleaner transition into the head than a spec built Plumbers neck. He wanted something more refined visually without changing the way the putter released through impact. That became the foundation f

At the highest level, details aren’t adjustments. They’re calibrations. This build began from a conversation with Rocco Mediate - not about flaws, but about feel. Tempo. Release. Preferred head presence. When a player at his level asks for something specific, the job is straightforward: execute it precisely. This PING PLD Tyne was built to his spec from the ground up. THE PLATFORM The Tyne carries a strong architectural profile - square topline, block-forward shoulders, and a