With 70 professional wins, including three majors, the Craz-E features extra mass in the heel, toe and rear of the head to increase stability, as well as a ball-width sightline to aid alignment.
The Tyne H is similar to the company’s original Tyne, but sports a sightline on the top rail and an Anser-style hosel to fit strokes with slight arcs.
The Craz-E and Tyne H join sixteen previously released Sigma G blades, mallets and counter-balanced designs. Made from 17-4 stainless steel, each model showcases an aluminum insert that covers the entire face and is backed by Pebax elastomer (used in athletic shoe soles) to improve sound and feel. In addition, a milled True Roll (TR) variable-depth groove pattern produces similar ball speeds (and distance) on center and off-center contact.
Like the rest of the Sigma G line, the Craz-E and Tyne H are finished in platinum and nickel with a contrasting face color to improve alignment. Grip options include Ping’s polyurethane-wrapped pistol in midsize and oversize. In stores now. Craz-E: $215; Tyne H: $215.