Driver Graphite Ust
Driver Graphite Ust
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US $194.50
Ping G15 and i15 Series
August 3, 2009 - Ping Golf held its biggest launch product ever with the introduction of two lines of clubs, called the G15 and i15, each of which includes drivers, fairway woods, hybrids and irons. In the following pages you will find photos of every new model of the two lines, plus some information about each. Note that the series is aimed Ping G15 for golfers seeking maximum forgiveness and high launch attributes, the i15 series is designed for golfers who want more viability.
All clubs the G15 and i15 Series debut in stores in mid August 2009. More general details about the series are available on the final page of this product tour.
Ping G15 driver comes in four standard lofts (9 degrees, 10.5, 12 and 13.5), and three lofts in a version of draw (9, 10.5 and 12). File are the axes ping-designed TFC149D and Aldila Serrano.
Ping G15 driver is longer from front to back, with a crown of ultra-thin. A unique weight external help lower the center of gravity and superior engineering properties of release.
The Ping i15 fading driver is part (designed with an angle of the open face) with the traditional pear-shaped clubhead. internal properties are designed to reduce weight around, and the hosel is slightly away from clubhead to promote a better control and preferred routes of tourism. I15 driver is sometimes called the "Black Beauty" with its dark, carbon titanium.
The Ping i15 driver is available in lofts of grades 8, 9.5 and 11. The stock shafts are the Ping-designed TFC700D and AXIVcore UST Tour Red 69.
The Ping G15 fairway woods have a long face (toe to heel) and a low profile stainless steel head with a gauze with external weight on the sole to help guide a higher trajectory and increased forgiveness.
Four lofts are available in the standard model: 3-wood (15.5 degrees), 4-wood (17), 5 wood (18.5) and 7 wood (21.5). A model of drawing is also available in lofts of 15.5 degrees, 17 and 18.5.
MLAs are the ping-designed Serrano TFC149F and Aldila.
The Ping i15 clubheads fairway woods feature stainless steel low profile, slightly elongated heel to toe, and designed for the best players in the search for feasibility of a variety of playing conditions. Internal weighting is designed to minimize impact and produce a child, the flight more penetrating ball.
The models available are the 3 wood (14 degree loft), 3 (15.5) and 5 wood (18.5). Stock shafts are the Ping-designed UST and Mamiya TFC700F AXIVcore Red Tour 79.
The Ping G15 fairway woods have a long face (toe to heel) and a low profile steel head steel, with a gauze external weight on the sole to help target a higher trajectory and increased forgiveness.
Four lofts are available in the model Standard 3-wood (15.5 degrees), 4-wood (17), 5 wood (18.5) and 7 wood (21.5). A model of drawing is also available in lofts of 15.5 degrees, 17 and 18.5.
MLAs are designed ping-Serrano TFC149F and Aldila. MSRP is $ 230 each.
The Ping G15 hybrids are as the company, most of his forgiveness and more hybrids to date. A large panel, the internal weighting in the skin of the feet to the perimeter weighting of the clubs.
The clubheads are stainless steel with a face of iron hosel design style and is designed to move the center of gravity closer to the face.
Hybrids Ping G15 are available in five lofts: 17 degrees, 20, 23, 27 and 31. MLAs are the ping-axis AWT steel design, the ping-designed graphite shaft TFC149H Aldila graphite and Serrano.
Better players may prefer a traditional hybrid and size, and that is what the ping i15 hybrids are. The are designed to provide a high moment of inertia, but with a preferred travel path more boring.
Lofts are in grades 17, 20 and 23. Stock shafts are the Ping-designed AWT steel, the ping-designed TFC700H graphite UST and Mamiya AXIVcore Red Tour Hybrid Graphite 85. The Ping G15 irons come in 3.9, plus pitching wedge, U-wedge (Gap wedge), sand wedge and lob wedge. The shafts are available in steel (material: Ping AWT). And graphite shafts ((TFC 149i) The sale price is $ 107.50 per club with steel shafts or $ 135 per club with graphite shaft.
These are high MOI, high launch irons game improvement in the arsenal of the new Ping club series. clubheads incorporating stainless steel "Custom Fit ports (CTP) in the back of the cavity, increasing perimeter weighting. A more clubface intestine allows more weight to be moved to the edge, helping with my success, and Ping G15 irons also feature wide soles.
These plates have strong lofts of traditional design, more Ping iron sets, but the company says low center of gravity and deep maintain the high launch angle.
A progressive system for the best players who want practicality, Ping i15 irons are long irons with large, more forgiving clubheads, transition to mid- irons in less clubheads short irons for more control on approach shots.
In the mid-irons in the set also includes an insert tungsten weight in the toe, increasing forgiveness in the center of the complex.
The Ping i15 irons are available in 3.9 more pitching wedge. Stock shafts are the Ping AWT-designed steel and graphite TFC 149i.
As a reminder, new G15 series clubs by Ping are directed to give priority to improving golfers playing characteristics as high moment of inertia and high launch engineering, The i15 series clubs are aimed at gamers who like to work the ball and for a smaller, mid-career concert favorite.
All clubs contained in the pages of this and previous color come with Ping-codes to help with the installation, 12 total color code designation are angles. custom multi-axis are available, and Ping grips come in six sizes.
For more information on the G15 and i15 set of Ping, visit http://www.clubgolfsale.com/
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