Ping G Adjust Plus Or Minus

Ping G Adjust Plus Or Minus

The G25 comes in four lofts (8.5, 9.5, 10.5 and 12 degrees) and each loft can be adjusted by plus or minus one-half degree.

Ping made an effort to keep the adjustable hosel from being a distraction by keeping the hosel the same diameter and mass as hosels on Pings non-adjustable drivers.

According to the company, the G25 positions the CG lower and farther back than any Ping driver in company history, and boasts a moment of inertia measurement thats 10 percent higher than the G20.

The design benefits from an ultra-thin crown and body made of 8-1-1 titanium and a variable-thickness 6-4 titanium face insert for improved off-center ballspeeds.

Like the driver, the fairway woods feature the lowest and farthest back centers of gravity in Ping history.

The 17-4 stainless steel head comes in four lofts (15, 16.5, 18 and 21 degrees).

The center of gravity on each of the five lofts (17, 20, 23, 27 and 31 degrees) changes progressively so that the lower lofts feature a CG thats lower and farther back for forgiveness and the higher lofts utilize a CG thats slightly closer to the face in an effort to limit ballooning and excessive spin.

The G25 fairway wood will be available at an MSRP of 255 in Pings proprietary TFC 189F graphite shaft, and the G25 hybrid will be available at an MSRP of 220 in Pings proprietary TFC 189H graphite shaft.

The higher-launching, lightweight Alta CB Red 55 is engineered with an 8-gram counterweight in the grip end of the shaft, shifting CG higher and allowing for more head weight to increase energy transfer and momentum.

The engineering-first company released the G400 driver and woods line in July of 2017, and now 18 months later is back with the launch of the Ping G410 driver and woods.

Moveable weights shift GC and ball flight bias just slightly, and can add unwanted overall weight into the head.

In the eyes of the consumer, though, the absence of this technology can make other offerings seem more advanced and often win out.

Both models provide enhancements to optimize desired ball flight more than any Ping drivers of the past.

That basically means the center of gravity is positioned farther toward the back of the clubhead compared to many competitors, so Ping drivers maintain more ball speed and consistency (forgiveness) on mishits.

In total, thats 20 yards of dispersion between the draw and fade settings, which is perhaps the most aggressive of any driver on the market today.

But slicers may get the biggest treat of anyone with the G410 SFT driver, because its even more draw biased than the draw setting on the Plus, due to placing CG more aggressively on the heel-side.

The Ping G400 woods are about as good as it gets, and if both lines were optimized perfectly for your swing, both would perform very well.

Its now easier to fully fit the driver to you, which makes this line superior to G400 for that reason alone.

This is likely due to G410s new forged T9S face a thinner and hotter face than G400s working in combination with new Dragonfly technology and a thinner, lighter crown.

Apart from a few other minor shaping differences across the line, the overall appearance of G410 is very similar to G400.

I prefer the G400 in this regard, but the G410 does sound and feel powerful.

It should please the ear of those that like a higher-pitched, metallic-sounding hit at impact.

Oddly, while I wasnt a huge fan of the drivers feel, I loved the 3-wood.

It sounded and felt solid and consistent, regardless of where I hit it on the face.

Take that into account when I say the Ping G410 driver and woods, like G400, perform as youd expect a Ping golf club to perform: consistent, easy to hit and really good overall.

The increased customization in G410, though, is an real story and big time add to Pings fold.

Virtually every high-end driver of the past few years performs great, and the Ping G410 driver and woods are no exception.

Thats all the engineers at Ping want, after all, because once that happens theyre confident G410 will win over anything else out there.

By positioning the weight on the extreme boundary of the clubhead, the moment of inertia increases compared to the original G400 driver ensuring golfers enjoy the added ball speed and forgiveness required to hit their tee shots longer and straighter.

Together with more aggressive and efficient Turbulator technology, the 455cc heads crown provides a clean, powerful and faster look at address while making alignment nearly effortless.

The forged face and the internal geometry of the head are instrumental in producing the powerful feel and sound of the driver.

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