It appears the USGA, PGA Tour and Ping are trying to work out an agreement sooner than later regarding use of the Ping Eye2 wedges on tour. Officials from the USGA and PING met Wednesday in Dallas to discuss the use of Ping Eye2 clubs on the PGA Tour.
USGA President Jim Hyler issued the following statement Thursday: "We met with representatives from PING yesterday. Our conversation with PING regarding the status of the Ping Eye2 irons on the major professional American tours was productive, and we are hopeful that a solution can be found that respects and reflects the best interests of golfers and the game."
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February 11, 2010
Ping, USGA talk grooves
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