Engineered specifically for women by combining performance-enhancing innovation with considered aesthetics, Ping has unveiled its new G Le (Ladies edition) family for women.
Despite the new regulations put in place by the so-called “groove rule” in 2010, Ping’s latest Glide 2.0 wedge line boasts milled faces with, according to the company, “sharper groove edges than any previous Ping wedge model”.
The new Ping i200 iron features a face that’s 30 percent thinner than its most recent predecessor, but here’s the thing: that thinner face isn’t just about flexibility and distance, it’s about forgiveness and feel.
PING’s success in putters on the professional tours goes back to its beginnings in 1959, and though its new Vault putters neatly live within that lineage, a particular feature stands out: a milled variable-groove pattern designed to enhance feel and speed, not seen before in a Ping putter. Much of Ping’s history in putters has Read more…
Australian Golf Digest
