PING G10 Fairway Wood Review

This PING G10 Fairway Wood Review mainly focuses on the features of this new Ping G10. The oblate head design provides a much lower center of gravity. Low CG design provides far, high and straight hits. The improved face design provides PING designers with saved weight, so designers can place saved weight at key place to produce higher launch angle. The wide weight gathering block with a weight accounting for 23% of the whole club weight is placed on sole, near the clubface. This can lower center of gravity to achieve higher ball speed and lower spin for the longest distance. The head crown design of PING G10 Fairway Wood also contributes to great performance. Through the head stress analysis, PING designers made the non-force area on head top thinner which saved 4g weight and the saved weight was positioned at weight-gathering block inside the clubhead. PING G10 also adopted special sole design. The head providing optimal trajectory is flatter than previous models, making sole more closed to ground to inspire golfers’ confidence at address. It is also easier to launch ball, transfer power for high launch angle and more distance.

The next is the Variable Face Thickness design. This thick center and thin edge design can produce high ball speed, and at the same time make clubface more durable, helping golfers achieve excellent performance. G10 Fairway Wood is attached with TFC129F shaft exclusively designed for G10 series by PING. This shaft adopted ultra-light material and has been improved on aspects of shaft weight, flex and torque. The combination of these technologies enhances head speed and distance, creates the best launch angle, better control, consistency and hitting feel. There are some other shaft options including Prolaunch Red designed by Grafalloy and High Launch 75 shaft designed by UST. The former can decrease launch angel and spin while the latter can increase launch angle and spin. The 703 grip of G10 provides softer hand feel and stronger durability.

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PING G15 Fairway Wood Review

    PING G15 Fairway Wood with flat profile design can provide higher forgiveness for golfers who prefer to large clubhead. More back moved sole weight blocks helps lower center of gravity to promote stroke trajectory and increase hitting distance. This PING G15 Fairway Wood has the following features to provide better performance. The first is the exclusive TFC 300F shaft designed by Ping to help golfers enhance trajectory and increase head speed. The shaft of this series can meet different demands of golfers for shaft weight, flex and torque value. Regular flex can increase launch angle for golfers and provide lighter weight and more torque strength while the stiff shaft has a heavier weight, less torque, helping golfers decrease backspin. The sole weight blocks of Ping G15 was designed more back-moved for more back-moved and lower center of gravity to increase launch angle and decrease backspin. Ping G15 is famous for its flat look design which can produce higher forgiveness in any conditions, and let golfers enjoy golf with more interest. The G15 Draw series fairway wood has a more forward-inclined hosel cover and heel weight block, making it easier for clubhead to close when hitting. This can provide golfers with flight orbit from right to left and help golfers prevent fade.

    There are comments from golfers of both low handicap and meddle handicap. Low handicap golfers said that PING G15 Fairway Wood is just like Ferrari that can complete all work when I step on the accelerator. “Once I hit off the center, but the ball still flight far away and the forgiveness is excellent, so is the sound.” Middle handicap golfers said that the trajectory G15 Fairway Wood provided is not over high, and no matter with which place of clubface you hit, you will have a solid feel. The clubface is powerful, forgiveness high, and trajectory stable.

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Ping G20 Fairway Wood vs. Ping G15 Fairway Wood

    Since the Ping G20 Fairway Wood was released, there are some players who feel disappointed with it and said it is nearly the same as previous G15. This article is to compare G15 and G20 Fairway Wood to see what are their similarities and differences.

     Ping G15 Fairway Wood is a graphite game-improvement golf club wood featuring a TFC 149F shaft. Composed of stainless steel, Ping G15 Fairway Wood features a confidence inspiring elongated, low-profile design that provides forgiveness and playability from any lie on the course. Standard model has an external pad on the sole which positions the center of gravity (CG) low and farther back for higher trajectories and more distance. Draw model features the pad farther back and closer to the heel to promote easier rotation. The G15 Fairway Wood pulls off that shot quite easily as the ball is launched quickly and effortlessly. Its sole interacts with the ground smoothly and the distance was pretty impressive both in the light rough and the fairway. To be general, Ping G15 Fairway Wood provides consistent performance and launches high shots.

    Ping G20 Fairway Wood is made for players of all ability levels. Composed of the 17-4 stainless steel, G20 is easy to get the ball airborne and can create low spin with a much higher launch. Ping G20 has a slightly larger face and perimeter weighting that increases the moment of inertia (MOI) for high accuracy. With a larger front-to-back and heel-to-toe, the G20 fairway wood sets up neutral at address and rotates square at impact. It has a similar look with the driver, lower face height, sleek look, and great performance. It also features external weighting for low and back CG to produce high launch and optimal spin for long, straight results. Two kinds of shafts are provided with Ping G20 Fairway Wood-- TFC 169F shaft for higher launching and TFC 169F Tour shaft for lower trajectories.

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Wide Choices on G15 Wood

The folks at PING have been quite busy as they celebrate their 50th Anniversary and as a gift to you, they released two new lines of clubs. One of those is the PING G15 Fairway Wood

 which has the unenviable position of following the wildly successful and much praised G10 model.

Rather than leave "well enough" alone and just slap a new coat of paint on the G10 and call it a day, PING went out and changed things around a bit with the PING G15 Fairway Wood

. While it's more of an evolutionary change, it still boasts some pretty cool design features that should make you give it strong look.

So is the PING G15 Fairway Wood one you should add to your list of fairway woods to try out during your next shopping trip to your favorite golf shop? What about the head cover? Is it forgiving? Most importantly, did it knock out my current occupant out of the bag?

The elongated, low profile design of the PING G15 Fairway Wood offers a long, forgiving option for golfers who rely on the confidence of a larger head. An external weight pad on the sole of the stainless steel head positions the center-of-gravity low and farther back to provide higher trajectories and increased distance. Its low spin feature is the result of the low profile design. Also available in a Draw model.

PING G15 Fairway Wood Shaft Options:

TFC 149F Shaft: Premium graphite shaft designed by PING utilizes lightweight materials and features progressive weight, flex and torsion profiles to increase club head speed for maximum distance while providing optimal launch conditions for superior control, consistency and feel.

Aldila Serrano 75 Fairway Shaft: Premium graphite shaft designed by Aldila provides a great fitting alternative to the TFC 149 family. This shaft will generally provide the golfer with a slightly lower launch angle and spin rate compared to the TFC 149F shaft.

With the PING G15 Fairway Wood, Ping have produced another range of clubs that the mid- to high-handicapper will relish. Throughout the range the PING G15 Fairway Wood inspire confidence at address and the consistent and forgiving results can only enhance this.

The clubs are simple to use, easy to get airborne and the unfussy designs and classy red and black color scheme remove any unwanted complications from the thought process.
All you have to do is hit the ball, and with Ping's recommended custom-fitting options there can be no excuses not to improve your game.