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Ping G425 Max Driver (10.5°)

Ping

First cited here by Tony Finau, October 2020

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  • We also saw him put a Titleist TSi3 driver in the bag last week but he has switched again this week at Bay Hill into the Ping G425 .
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  • The race to gain more distance on Tour saw Hovland test out 47- and 48-inch Ping G425 drivers last season in preparation for the 2020 Masters.
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  • "The spin consistency off the face is a joke. If I hit it off the heel or the toe with a (Ping) G425 the spin discrepancy is very large.
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  • And when his clubs did finally arrive, his driver shaft was snapped on his Ping G425 - which was a replacement.
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  • Watch Viktor Hovland get fit for the Ping G425.
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  • Ping G425 Max (9°, Graphite Design Tour AD IZ 6 X shaft)
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  • Previously, Rose has experimented with the TaylorMade M3, SIM2, Titleist TSi3 and Ping G425 Max, with the Major winner then opting for the Titleist TSR3 driver .
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  • The most recent was Viktor Hovland, who borrowed a Ping G425 driver from James Hahn in Mexico and successfully defended his title last season.
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  • Tony Finau switched to a 7.5-degree Ping G425 driver (Mitsubishi Diamana D+ 70TX shaft tipped 1.5 inches).
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