G2 Anser Belly Putter

The 2002 G2 Anser Belly Putter is Ping's belly-length take on the Anser within the G2 line, built around the higher moment of inertia that the maker's page lists as the model's defining feature. That higher MOI is presented consistently across the record as the putter's core design idea, carried through to how it's described as an innovation and how it's specced.

2ndswing.com's take on the putter is enthusiastic and specific: "Still comparable to putters made ten years later, the feel and forgiveness of this putter is timeless." That praise touches on feel, forgiveness, and high moi together, and the same assessment shows up more than once in what we hold, always in that unqualified, positive register. There's no dissenting voice in the record to weigh against it.

Set against the rest of the G2 Anser line, this belly version reads as a length variant built on the same forgiveness-through-MOI premise that defines the head shape generally, with the belly shaft as its distinguishing feature within the family.