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Driving Iron Series

Used Ping Scottsdale Driving Irons

2010–2026

Karsten Solheim made the first Anser in Scottsdale, Arizona, and the earliest heads carry that address on the sole. Ping revived the name in 2010 for a keenly priced range of its own classic shapes, returned to it in 2013 with True Roll grooves, and restarted the line again in 2025 around a full-face elastomer insert.

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Release timeline

Oldest → newest

  1. 2010
    Scottsdale
  2. 2013
    Scottsdale TR
  3. 2025
    Scottsdale 2025
  4. 2026
    Scottsdale TEC