Scottsdale Craz-E

The 2025 Scottsdale Craz-E is a mallet putter built on a 370 g head, a one-piece PEBAX insert, and Ping's chrome stepless steel shaft, with loft set at 3° ±2°. The hosel is Ping's DB, and the head carries a face insert that both ping.com and eu.ping.com describe in the same terms, an insert construction that shows up across nearly every source in the record without variance.

Golf.com notes that this marks the reintroduced Craz-E mallet, stating it had not been released since the Sigma G Craz-E in 2017, which places this version as a revival rather than a straight continuation of an unbroken line. Golf.com also describes the head as slightly larger than previous generations and points to a high-contrast black nickel finish, a finish tgw.com corroborates. Where the sources diverge is on length: eu.ping.com lists 34 in while ping.com lists 35 in, and the record holds both without resolving which is correct.

The pitch across maker and retail pages is consistent. Carlsgolfland.com's maker copy attributes the putter's forgiveness to a perimeter-weighted design and a low/back center of gravity, and tgw.com goes further, calling it one of the most forgiving putters in the Scottsdale family. Ping's own pages, both the US and EU versions, describe it as a Tour-proven PING classic known for extreme MOI that comes from perimeter weighting and a low/back CG that make it consistently reliable and accurate. Community-adjacent commentary echoes the same idea, praising the putter for extreme moi and for inspiring a confident stroke through its alignment cues, which tgw.com and golf.com both tie to a white or contrasting sight line set into the back cavity.