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Like all PING golf clubs, they are meant to be custom ordered to your specifications including shaft, grip texture, grip size, lie, and loft. If you were to get a set of G15s off the rack, they come standard with either the PING AWT steel (Soft R, R, S, and X flexes) or TFC 149i graphite shaft (L, Soft R, R and S flexes).
Fairways: Ping G410 5, 7, 9 wood Alta CB red 65 R flex Hybrid: Ping G410 26 degree Alta CB Red 70 R flex Irons: Ping G430 7-PW, 45, 50 Alta CB black 65 soft R flex Wedges: Ping 195 S54, E58 Wedges and irons are - 1/2” and one degree flat Putter: Sacks Parente Duke 32.5” Ball: Titleist Pro VI or Callaway Chrome Soft X ls
PING’s i15 irons remain true to their lineage while taking advantage of newer technologies. The most prominent feature on the i15 is the tungsten weight low in the toe to add forgiveness. The bulge that houses the weight is visible at address only in the longest irons and only if you tend to lean the shaft forward a bit.
The Holy-Grail of Putter Collectibles. Ping putters have become what baseball cards are are to millions of kids and adults all across the country. A true collectible. On any given weekend you can find the collector's driving from yard sale to yard sale in search of one of the many holy-grails that exist in the Ping Putter Collector's world.
The i20 is for players as good as Mark Wilson all the way to your average mid-handicapper. Following in the tradition of previous models the i20 is a cast golf club with a progressive set design that delivers for a lot of forgiveness with a ton of playability. It was great for The Sand Trap to meet up with PING Senior Design Engineer Marty ...
Design and Technology. Like its predecessor, the G15 is a 460cc titanium driver meant for golfers seeking maximum forgiveness. This is where the similarities end, however. The G15 is probably the most forgiving driver – on all types of mis-hit – that PING has ever created. The G15 has numerous technological improvements over the G10.
The adjustment of the little plus goes up to 11.5 degrees. Then big plus would go up to 12 degrees. The small minus down to 9.5 and big minus down to 9 degrees. The Flat will make the club less draw bias, by making the lie angle flatter. I would have to dig a little deeper on exact lie angles.
With the G25 irons PING also changed the finish of the 17-4 stainless steel to a new darker finish, which PING feels helps the clubhead look smaller and sleeker in the address position. Esthetics. Because PING uses stainless steel, the irons when they come out of the box have such a great look to them. Because PING has chosen to give the G25 ...
Ping G430 5 Wood: My New Go-To Club Specs: • Shaft: Stiff, 75 grams • Grip: Golf Pride Jumbo Grip • Swing Speed: Around 105 mph Let me tell you, the Ping G430 5 wood has quickly become the MVP of my bag.
Conclusion (94/100): The PING S159 wedges have transformed my view on what wedges can offer. They challenge the notion that only forged wedges can provide top-tier performance and feel while keeping a traditional aesthetic, by integrating state-of-the-art technology with classic design elements.