Sigma G Craz-E

The 2017 Sigma G Craz-E is Ping's mallet-adjacent take within a putter line that traces back to the Anser's blade heritage, though here the model name marks it as its own animal rather than a straight Anser descendant. According to mygolfway.com, the head carries a Platinum finish over a 370 g body, with a Pebax Elastomer insert set into a 6061 aerospace-grade aluminium face, and a face pattern that mygolfway.com describes as varying in depth and pitch. The same source lists significant heel-toe and back weighting, which fits Ping's long-running approach to forgiveness through peripheral mass rather than a single concentrated sweet spot.

mygolfway.com also reports a ball-width center sight line and pegs the stroke fit as a Straight Stroke Type, suggesting Ping positioned this Craz-E head toward players with less arc in their motion rather than a universal fit. The lie is reported as adjustable within plus or minus 2 degrees, and mygolfway.com notes grip options of PP60 and PP62 PING Pistol tapered grips offered at retail. Pricing per that same source came to €215, with a €30 shaft upcharge noted separately.

On lineage, mygolfway.com ties the release to Ping's broader tour record, citing more than 70 winning versions showcased in the PING Gold Putter Vault, including three major titles, though that figure speaks to the putter's history and honors generally rather than to this specific Sigma G Craz-E head. Everything above comes from mygolfway.com's reporting rather than a Ping-published spec sheet or a hands-on Putter Talk review, so readers weighing the Sigma G Craz-E against other Sigma G heads should treat these as one outlet's account of the release rather than settled fact.