Ping Scottsdale Anser, golf putter
New Ping Scottsdale Putter Range
The Scottsdale putter family combines high MOI forgiveness with an entirely new impact surface, improving putting consistency and the overall feel. The lightweight PEBAX insert frees up weight in the putter head, which can then be used to increase MOI. This gives you a softer feel at impact, a pleasing sound, and consistent ball speed across the entire striking surface.
Pleasant Feel
The full-face PEBAX insert provides a softer feel at impact. Every putt feels comfortable and predictable. The insert’s one-piece construction ensures a consistent response and greater control over ball speed, resulting in more precise putting.
Greater Forgiveness
The new Scottsdale putters are available in various versions—from classic “blade” heads to popular mallets, such as the Craz-E model. All models feature a high MOI, which helps prevent unwanted twisting of the head on less accurate strokes. Even on off-center hits, the ball holds its line better and maintains its speed.
Easy to Aim, Suitable for Every Stroke
Nine models are available, so every player can find the right look, balance, and alignment features. This allows you to choose a variant that suits your stroke type—whether you putt straight, with a slight arc, or with a strong arc.
Attractive Appearance
The design of the new Scottsdale putters is not only aesthetically appealing but also supports better alignment. When addressing the ball, the eye naturally focuses on the dark nickel-finished top edge, while the matte black PVD body creates a pleasing visual contrast for easier putter alignment.
SuperStroke Grip
All models come standard with the proven SuperStroke Tour 2.0 PT Blue grip. Its classic “pistol” shape with less taper helps achieve the optimal balance between feel and stability when putting.
Mid-Length – Craz-E CB
The Craz-E CB (counter-balanced) model is also available in a mid-length version (37.75") with a PING SuperStroke Tour 1.0P 17" Blue grip. The extended grip allows players to position their hands lower, contributing to greater stability and smoother putter-head control throughout the entire stroke.