Ping Pal: Fair Used Price & Deals (2026)

Based on our analysis of recent sales, a used Ping Pal putter sells for an average of $46, but you can often find them for less if you know what to look for. We've analyzed 457 completed sales to break down exactly what this classic putter is worth on the used market—and whether any current listings are actually good deals.

What's a Fair Price for a Used Ping Pal?

Used Ping Pal putters fall into three distinct price zones based on our sales data:

Great Deal: $28 or less This is the sweet spot. At $28 or below, you're buying at a significant discount to the median price of $37 and well below the $46 average. These are genuine bargains and worth acting on quickly.

Fair Price: $28–$60 Anything in this range is reasonable. The median ($37) and average ($46) both fall here, which means you're paying what the market typically bears. It's not a screaming deal, but you're not overpaying either.

Overpaying: $61 and above Once you cross $60, you're paying a premium that doesn't align with recent market activity. Unless the club has exceptional provenance or you've verified something special about it, there's rarely a good reason to go this high.

Is Now a Good Time to Buy?

Our 30-day price trend shows falling prices, which is important context for your buying decision. A downward trend means two things: first, patience might reward you with even lower prices in the coming weeks, but second, the best deals tend to move quickly as sellers adjust their listings.

If you spot a Ping Pal priced at or below $28 right now, don't wait. The combination of falling prices and scarcity of true deals means good listings disappear fast. Holding out for a $5 lower price isn't worth missing out on a solid $20 putter.

Current Deals Under $28

Right now, there are 5 listings priced at or below our great-deal threshold of $28. These are the ones worth your immediate attention:

• $15
• $16
• $17
• $20
• $20

All of these represent purchases 50–70% below the average sale price. For current availability and detailed photos, check Ping Pal listings.

Quick Buyer's Checklist

- Check the grip condition: Ping Pals are decades old on many listings. Look for photos showing grip wear, cracks, or hardening. A worn grip is fixable; it shouldn't disqualify an otherwise solid putter, but it's worth factoring into your offer.

- Verify the putter head alignment: Ask the seller for a photo of the putter face straight-on and sole-on. You're looking for any visible dents, deep scratches, or face damage that could affect feel and roll.

- Confirm the shaft is straight: Request a photo laid flat on a table or against a wall. Any bend or bow is a red flag and should drop your offer significantly.

- Ask about authenticity: Ping Pals are common, but counterfeit clubs do exist in the vintage category. Confirm the Ping stamp is clean and properly positioned, and don't hesitate to ask for close-up photos of serial markings if available.

*Data from 457 recent sales. See current Ping Pal deals.*