G Le4

Ping G Le4 Louise Putter

2026

Putters

Strong toe hang is rare in a women's putter and this flared-neck mid-mallet is built around it, demanding a real arc. Two finishes including a lilac colourway, three lengths, both hands covered.

Full specifications

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Dexterity

Right, Left

Stock shafts

Chrome Stepless Steel

Stock grip

Ping PP58 Tour M Lilac

Face

PEBAX

Construction

Multi-material

Putters

Finishes

Chrome, Galactic Lilac

Head style

Mid-mallet

Lengths

32", 33", 34"

Toe hang

Strong

Hosel / neck

Flared Neck

Insert

PEBAX

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$289

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About this club

Strong toe hang in a women's putter is unusual, and Louise is where Ping puts it. A flared neck produces the rotation, which means it wants a properly arcing stroke and will resist any attempt to keep the face square. The head is a multi-material mid-mallet with a Pebax insert, offered in chrome or a galactic lilac finish.

Three lengths cover 32 to 34 inches and both hands are built. What makes the specification worth reading is that Ping has not assumed a women's putter needs a face-balanced head. Plenty of women arc the putter as much as anyone, and being offered a strong hang rather than pushed toward a mallet is the whole argument for a properly built range. The Oslo covers the straight stroke instead.