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Ping G400

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  • Instead of acclimating to a shorter 9-degree Ping G400 driver (Graphite Design Tour AD-VR shaft) in advance of the LPGA’s first major championship, Henderson chose to stick with the longer length until it was deemed non-conforming.
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  • Ranked sixth on the LPGA Tour in driving distance, the 5-foot-4 Henderson used her 48-inch Ping G400 driver to great effect again at Wascana Country Club in Saskatchewan, averaging 285 yards off the tee.
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  • Finau originally switched to the new company's new G400 Max driver at this season's Sony Open and led the driving distance stats at the Farmers Insurance Open with an average of 325.6 yards off the tee.
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  • Reed’s driver, for example, is one he decided on at the Waste Management Phoenix Open earlier this year after he tested the Ping G400 LST on Monday of that week. It has been in the bag ever since.
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  • His driver is Ping’s G400 – a 9-degree with and Aldila Rogue Silver 70 TX shaft, not to mention a strip of lead tape out on the toe to create a modest fade bias.
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  • A crack on the face of Reed's Ping G400 LST — a driver he'd been using going back to the 2018 Masters — forced him to entertain other options.
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  • Reed won two years ago using the Ping G400 LST driver and he has almost exclusively had that in the bag up until this week.
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  • Reed tried M5 Tour on Thursday before tossing a curveball and going with a standard G400 head on Friday.
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  • Driver: Ping G400 9.0 (small minus) Shaft : Graphite Design Tour AD IZ-6 X
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  • Langer uses Ping G400 driver and has shown no inclination as of yet to change to the newer Ping G410 Plus model.
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  • Fairway woods: Ping G400 (3, 14°, Alta CB Orange 65 XS shaft); Ping G400 (5, 17.5°, Tour AD TP6X shaft)
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  • Driver: Ping G400 LST 3-wood: Nike VR Pro Limited Utility Iron: Srixon ZU85 (3)
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  • Driver: Ping G400 LST (UST Mamiya Elements Gold 6F5 shaft), 8.5 degrees
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  • DRIVER: Ping G400 LST (10 degrees), with Aldila Rogue Silver 70X shaft
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  • Driver: Ping G400 (9° @ 7.7°, Graphite Design Tour AD-VR 5X shaft)
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  • Driver: Ping G400 LST (Graphite Design Tour AD DI-7), 10 degrees
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  • Driver: Ping G400 LST (10°, Graphite Design Tour AD DI-7x shaft)
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  • Driver: Ping G400 LST (10°) with Aldila Rogue Silver shaft
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  • Hybrid: Ping G400 (UST Mamiya V TS Red 85X shaft), 18 degrees
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  • 3-wood: Ping G400 (Fujikura Atmos Blue 7X shaft), 14 degrees
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  • 5-wood: Ping G400 (17.5°), with Graphite Design Tour ADTP 6x
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  • Hybrid: Ping G400 (4, 22° @ 22.75°, Fujikura Pro 73 R shaft)
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  • Driver: Ping G400 LST (UST Elements Gold 6), 8.5 degrees
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  • Driver: Ping G400 (Fujikura Ventus 6 Blue X), 9 degrees
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  • Ping G400 ( Graphite Design Tour AD IZ 6 ) 9 degrees
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  • Driver: Ping G400 (9°, Graphite Design Tour AD IZ)
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  • Ping G400 (9°), 46″ long, with TPT 19HI
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  • A Ping staff player, Conners took a while to switch into the latest model of driver from the brand, having used the G400 LST that came out in 2017 for many years.
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  • He had an open bag that consisted of a Ping G400 LST driver, Callaway Mavrik 3+, Srixon UT, ZX7 (4), 5-PW TM P730 and some Artisan wedges.
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  • The G400 Max driver ( as used by yours truly ) has been a surprise edition to a number bags this year including Ping staffer Tony Finau.
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  • "He's a [G400] Max guy and with G410 Plus, he was able to cut the ball but wasn't seeing the same miss that was there in the past."
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  • Since mid-2024, Reed has had the Titleist GT3 in the bag, with the American previously using the Ping G400 LST and G440 LST
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  • The American uses the Ping G400 Max driver just like fellow Ping staffer Tony Finau.
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  • Corey Conners had a new 14-degree Ping G400 3-wood built (14 degrees).
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  • Patrick Reed choosing to use the G400 driver at the Masters
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