Sigma 2

The Sigma 2 is Ping's 2016 update to the Sigma putter line. Masterofthegreens.com reported that the release carried what it called Dual-Density Face Technology, along with adjustable-length shafts, though these figures come from that outlet's own reporting rather than a Ping-confirmed spec sheet, and the Record holds them as such.

Ping's own product page speaks less to the head and more to how the putter is meant to sit in the hands. Grip options ranged widely in character: a CB60 for players wanting "an assured feel and promote a smooth tempo throughout your stroke," a midsize lightweight build "with a foam under-listing and dominant flats for face awareness," and a pistol-shaped grip "with a rubber under-listing for a softer response" whose profile Ping likens to its popular PP58. A fourth option, described as "lightweight (68g) and made from a soft, tacky polymer," rounds out the lineup, aimed at players who want a contoured shape that "fits naturally into the palm and fingertips for more-consistent grip pressure."

Taken together, the record on the Sigma 2 leans heavily on grip variety as the maker's own selling point, with the face and shaft claims resting on outside reporting rather than Ping's own language. Where a reader wants to weigh dual-density face claims against what Ping itself chose to emphasize in its marketing, that gap is worth noting on its own terms.