Ping brand profile

PING, a leading golf brand from the United States, leads the golf equipment industry with tailor-made technology, and has been focusing on tailor-made for more than 50 years, making PING the first tailor-made brand in the world, which has not only been recognized by consumers in product research and development, but also established a good brand image in the hearts of professional players and consumers through the leading tailor-made technology! Carsten solheim 19 1 1, the founder of Ping, was born in Bergen, Norway. When I was a child, I immigrated to the United States with my parents and settled in Seattle. He studied the ancestral shoemaking skills with his father since childhood and became an excellent engineer when he grew up. During World War II, he helped develop the first three-wheeled landing equipment and fireball jet fighter. 1953, Carsten solheim worked as a mechanical design engineer in ge Company, and formed the initial fate with golf. In 2000, with the death of founder Carsten solheim and the rise of brands such as Titleist, TaylorMade and Callaway, the old family management model made PING unable to keep pace with the development of the times. Whether in product research and development, update speed or market strategy, PING is somewhat slow or even lagging behind. The low-key business philosophy also makes Ping more and more backward in this era of making gimmicks and grabbing exposure.

In 2003, John A. solheim, the current president of the Table Tennis Federation, realized the problem in time and launched a number of new products at one go, such as Si3 wooden pole, G2 fairway wooden pole, G2 series iron pole, S59 knife back iron pole, G2i series putter, etc., and made a major breakthrough in the appearance of the ball. Company sponsors Jimmy Nez and Heath Slocombe won the European and American Tour Championship with Si3 No.1 Wood and S59 Iron, and Ping-pong finally returned to the spotlight! Li westwood, the world's number one golfer, and Lorena Ochoa, a world-famous female athlete, both use table tennis clubs.