Ping’s G440K driver builds on the G430 Max 10K with dual carbon panels, a deeper CG, and the highest MOI in company history.
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PING s259 wedges: What you need to know
For the s259 line, “wheel-cut” grooves are precision-milled to ensure consistency while minimizing the variations in spin in ...
Ping’s s259 wedges replace the s159 line with six grind options, refined shaping and Hydropearl finish for more consistent ...
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Ping G440 K driver review
PGA Professional Joe Ferguson has been looking at the latest update of arguably his favorite ever driver. Can it live up to ...
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The Ping G440 K driver cracks the code on fast and forgiving
Ping is adding to the G440 driver line with the new G440 K, which has cracked the code on being fast and forgiving.
Ping enters golf equipment launch season by adding to the already successful G440 driver lineup with its new K version, ...
The new range refines a formula that delivered big wins on tour for the likes of Bryson DeChambeau, Tyrrell Hatton and Viktor ...
Ping introduced its new S259 wedges which were reshaped to help players better "capture" the ball and hit low, flighted shots ...
We tested Ping’s most forgiving 10K MOI driver to see how it performs in terms of distance, forgiveness and accuracy ...
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming—a run of ready-for-retail releases—to bring you a fresh entry on the USGA ...
Making a game-improvement iron that looks and feels like a player’s iron has long been golf’s version of wishful alchemy. Many have tried, often repeatedly, yet most manufacturers end up creating an ...
The S259 wedges continue Ping's commitment to creating better performance and offering more options through the bag to help ...
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