Ping Scottsdale Prime Tyne C Putter vs Ping Scottsdale Oslo 3 Putter
Both are center-shafted Scottsdale mallets with the same one-piece PEBAX insert, so feel and roll are close. The Prime Tyne C is a compact, face-balanced mallet for a straight stroke with no offset; the Oslo 3 is the larger, higher-MOI shape with a ball-width back cavity for alignment. Reviewers of the Scottsdale line praise the soft insert and steady roll; owners of big mallets like the Oslo 3 report fewer three-putts from short range. Pick the Tyne C for a tidier look and the Oslo 3 for maximum forgiveness.
- Choose the Prime Tyne C if you want a compact, face-balanced center-shafted mallet with no offset and a clean, low-profile look at address.
- Choose the Oslo 3 if you want the most forgiving shape in the line, with a ball-width back cavity that makes alignment almost automatic.
Prices
- Ping Scottsdale Prime Tyne C Putter: $227.00 at Golf Discount (last seen Nov 10)
- Ping Scottsdale Oslo 3 Putter: $197.00 at 2nd Swing Golf (last seen Nov 13)
- Difference: the Ping Scottsdale Oslo 3 Putter is $30.00 cheaper than the Ping Scottsdale Prime Tyne C Putter at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 13)

