Who makes PING?
PING manufacturers on record: the factories that have produced for PING.
Our records show one factory that has produced for PING: Dongguan JT Sports in China (golf headcovers). These are historical connections, not a statement of who makes PING today.
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- Last checkedSeptember 16, 2026
Factories that have produced for PING
What each factory has made for PING, the evidence, and when it was seen.
Dongguan JT Sports
Dongguan, ChinaHas made for PING- Golf headcovers
- Factory disclosureThe factory has named the brand as a customer, in its catalog, a report or the press. That is the factory's own statement.Source: JT headcover customer disclosure
- JT names this brand as a customer on its headcover website. Specific models and production dates are not disclosed. This is a supplier statement, not independent confirmation.
- Undated record · Checked September 16, 2026
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Contacts and notesUnlock with Product Sourcing Secrets
Brand connections are historical. They show that a factory has produced for a brand at some point, from US import records, a disclosure by the factory or the brand, the press, or our own supplier research. They do not mean the factory makes for the brand today, and brands do not endorse ProductGods. PING may work with factories we have no record of.
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How to verify it yourself
Records like these are a starting point. Before you rely on one, check it the way we do:
- Search US import records (free tiers of ImportYeti, ImportGenius or Panjiva) for PING or its importing company, and look for the factory as the shipper, with dates and product descriptions.
- Read the brand's own pages: factory lists, sustainability reports, filings and founder interviews often name suppliers.
- Read the factory's own catalog, site and press. When a factory names a customer, treat it as the factory's claim.
- Ask the factory what it can show you about similar work, and judge it by your samples. Never ask a factory to copy another brand's design.
The full method, from shortlist to first sample, is in our guide on how to find a manufacturer.
Sourcing golf products
Golf brands, store brands included, often use the same small group of specialist factories for balls, bags and headcovers. If you are building a golf product, compare the ball, bag, headcover and apparel factories on our golf manufacturers page, where each one shows the golf brands it has produced for.
Questions
Q01Who makes PING?
Our records show one factory that has produced for PING: Dongguan JT Sports in China (golf headcovers). These are historical connections, not a statement of who makes PING today.
Q02Where has PING had products made?
The factories in our records that have produced for PING are in China. PING may use other factories and countries we have no record of, and suppliers change over time.
Q03Who makes PING golf headcovers?
Dongguan JT Sports in Dongguan, China has produced golf headcovers for PING. JT names this brand as a customer on its headcover website. Specific models and production dates are not disclosed. This is a supplier statement, not independent confirmation. These are historical records, not proof of who makes every current model.
Q04Can I use the same factory as PING?
Many factories that have produced for established brands also take new customers, usually at minimums that make sense for them. Approach them with your own design and a clear brief. Never ask a factory to copy another brand's product. Contacts for the factories on this page are in The Vault, inside Product Sourcing Secrets.
Make your own product, with the factories behind brands like PING
Product Sourcing Secrets is the course and toolkit from ProductGods: how to brief, sample and negotiate with a factory, and The Vault, with every factory's email, phone, the person to ask for and our notes.