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PING Scottsdale
2025
Reviewers frame the line as an evolutionary, well-executed revival of the Scottsdale name, emphasizing that the softer PEBAX insert still preserves good speed/energy transfer. The full-face insert coverage was specifically praised as a fix for mishits catching bare metal near the face edges, an issue with some earlier Ping insert putters.
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Who should play this club — and why
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Built for a broad range of players — from mid-to-high handicappers wanting more forgiveness and stability, to lower-handicap/tour-level golfers wanting classic blade shapes — with specific models matched to straight, slight-arc, and strong-arc putting strokes.
VERIFIED PRODUCT FACTS
What is specific to this model
The 2025 Ping Scottsdale putter line is a real, current product line launched by Ping on March 27, 2025, reviving the historic 'Scottsdale' name (last used on Ping's 2013 Scottsdale TR putters) with a nine-model collection of blades and mallets. It's a full lineup rather than a single putter, spanning classic Anser-style blades to high-MOI mallets, aimed at covering every stroke type from straight to strong-arc.
lineup
9 models: Anser, Anser 2D, Anser 4, Craz-E, Craz-E CB, DS72, Oslo 3, Prime Tyne 4, Prime Tyne C, plus a heritage B63 model
head material
17-4 stainless steel (cast) head bodies
face insert
One-piece, full-face PEBAX elastomer insert
head weight range
approx. 345g-370g depending on model
stock shaft
Chrome stepless steel; counter-balanced shaft option available on some mallets
stock grip
Ping SPST Tour 2.0 PT Blue pistol grip
standard length
34" standard on most models; Craz-E CB offered as a mid-length option; adjustable length range cited as 28"-39" depending on configuration
loft lie
Example (Craz-E): 3° loft, 20° lie angle, with adjustability of roughly +3°/-2° loft and 4° flat to 4° up lie
finish
Black nickel finish with black paint fill used for alignment contrast on several models
price at launch
MSRP reported at $270; individual models/retailers list in the roughly $229-$270 range
release date
March 27, 2025
GEARCADDIE MODEL ANALYSIS
What this exact club is designed to do
Reviewers frame the line as an evolutionary, well-executed revival of the Scottsdale name, emphasizing that the softer PEBAX insert still preserves good speed/energy transfer. The full-face insert coverage was specifically praised as a fix for mishits catching bare metal near the face edges, an issue with some earlier Ping insert putters.
Full technology & specs list
lineup
9 models: Anser, Anser 2D, Anser 4, Craz-E, Craz-E CB, DS72, Oslo 3, Prime Tyne 4, Prime Tyne C, plus a heritage B63 model
head material
17-4 stainless steel (cast) head bodies
face insert
One-piece, full-face PEBAX elastomer insert
head weight range
approx. 345g-370g depending on model
stock shaft
Chrome stepless steel; counter-balanced shaft option available on some mallets
stock grip
Ping SPST Tour 2.0 PT Blue pistol grip
standard length
34" standard on most models; Craz-E CB offered as a mid-length option; adjustable length range cited as 28"-39" depending on configuration
loft lie
Example (Craz-E): 3° loft, 20° lie angle, with adjustability of roughly +3°/-2° loft and 4° flat to 4° up lie
finish
Black nickel finish with black paint fill used for alignment contrast on several models
price at launch
MSRP reported at $270; individual models/retailers list in the roughly $229-$270 range
release date
March 27, 2025
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