subject: High and Long Ping G15 Driver Review [print this page] Building on the success of the G10 driver, the Ping G15 driver has a larger head profile to increase the Moment of Inertia (MOI) by 15%. The face is also 7% larger than the previous model, helping to generate higher ball speeds for added distance. This driver should suit golfers who want PING's most forgiving driver to date, like a large head, but traditional shape, and were fans of previous PING G models. If you think it is a bit expensive, just try to find discount for golf clubs in the shops.
The latest in Ping's G range of clubs the Ping G15 driver updates the technology that made the G10 driver the market leader. Like its predecessor the G15 has titanium head which reaches the 460CC maximum limit on headsize. To increase the moment of inertia or MOI the G15 has an elongated head from back to front which has lead to an improvement in MOI. This works in tandem with the G15 driver's 7% larger clubface to give more stability and forgiveness, even on those occasional off centre hits. The G15 also feature's Ping's ultra thin crown technology which reduces the weight of the top of the clubhead by six grams and redistributes the weight to the external sole weight pad which helps to move the centre of gravity lower and further back in the clubhead meaning that the G15 can provide golfers with the optimal trajectory of high launch combined with a low spin rate to help both carry and roll. The Ping G15 driver comes with either the TFC 149D or Aldila Serrano 60 Shaft.
The shaft of the Ping G15 has a balance point closer to the handle area, which allowed designers to leave more mass in the head without sacrificing the overall balance of the club. More mass delivered at the same speed yields more power, which increases ball speed across the entire face. If you can find discount for golf clubs online, it would be a good value for money.
High and Long Ping G15 Driver Review
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