Ping fairway wood
Ping G440 Max fairway wood
- Players cited with it
- 12
- 4 in play now, by the latest report on each.
$360.95
Checked Sep 23, 2026. Verify at the retailer.
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“Cameron Young also switched to a Ping G440 Max 3-wood with a Mitsubishi Tensei 1K White 80TX shaft, his fourth 3-wood in the last few weeks”
“3-Wood : Ping G440 Max 15.0 Ping Trajectory 2.0 setting: Small Minus (-) Actual Loft: 14˚”
10 more players cited with it, listed below.
What reviewers say
Based on 4 reviews (2 press, 2 video), newest June 2026
What press and YouTube reviews of the Ping G440 Max fairway wood judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.
Where it shines
- Forgiveness
- Adjustability
- Sound & feel
- Launch & spin
Where reviewers push back
- Looks
- DistanceNot covered by enough reviews
ForgivenessRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Reviewers call it highly forgiving and consistent, even off-center.3 reviews›
Praise (5)
“Shots struck in less-than-ideal locations still launch with impressive speed and stability”
PressToday's Golfer · January 2025Read the review
“This thing is one of the most forgiving clubs I've ever hit.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch at 2:53
“Incredibly forgiving, very easy to hit.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch at 3:04
“It's great on off-center strikes.”
Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · June 2026Watch at 2:03
“the G440 Max is probably the more consistent club.”
Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · June 2026Watch at 12:23
Launch & spinMostly positive: Leans positive.Mostly launches high with easy elevation, though a few saw inconsistent trajectory.4 reviews›
Praise (4)
“The result is a higher launch angle paired with a penetrating ball flight, all while maintaining spin levels that are manageable and predictable.”
PressToday's Golfer · January 2025Read the review
“This thing is easy to elevate.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch at 3:08
“If you want your shots launching high and landing soft where you want them to, which can be important from 200-plus yards, this thing is a massive winner.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch at 3:08
“The 440 Max is great getting the ball up in the air.”
Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · June 2026Watch at 2:01
Complaints (2)
“I was surprised with the low trajectory it produced.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2025Read the review
“It may launch the ball too high for some players.”
PressToday's Golfer · January 2025Read the review
AdjustabilityRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Loft options and 8-position hosel let golfers dial in trajectory.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
“With a variety of loft options and an 8-position hosel, the club offers plenty of flexibility to help golfers dial in their preferred trajectory and shot shape.”
PressToday's Golfer · January 2025Read the review
“I would probably be playing the 16 and 1/2 knocking it down to 15 so I can open the face back up.”
Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · June 2026Watch at 10:38
Sound & feelRated highly: Reviewers rate it highly.Carbon crown gives a solid feel and pleasing sound.2 reviews›
Praise (2)
“Carbon crown creates a more solid feel”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2025Read the review
“Nice sound. I like that sound.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch
LooksSplit: Reviewers are split.Reviewers split: some love the modern carbon look, others dislike it.4 reviews›
Praise (5)
“The addition of the Carbonfly Wrap helps give this club a modern look at address”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2025Read the review
“The aerodynamic head shape looks fantastic from every angle”
PressToday's Golfer · January 2025Read the review
“This carbon shines through nicely in sunlight and gives the club a more modern aesthetic”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2025Read the review
“Really clean-looking.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch
“I really like that aesthetically.”
VideoRod Dandy Golf, Rod Dandy · March 2026Watch at 0:56
Complaints (3)
“I don't feel as though Ping has progressed the look of this club.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2025Read the review
“I would want to love the look of the club from every angle and I don't with this one.”
PressGolf Monthly, Sam · January 2025Read the review
“I don't like the lines on the back of the head.”
Video2nd Swing Golf, Harrison Arnold · June 2026Watch at 10:31
- ValueNot covered by enough reviews
A criterion needs at least two reviews from different sources before it gets a verdict.
Specifications
- Lofts
- 15.0°, 17.0°, 19.0°, 21.0°, 24.0°
- Loft Adjustability
- ±1.5°
- Length
- 43", 43", 42 1/2", 42", 41 1/2"
- Average Lie Angle
- 56.0°, 56.0°, 56.5°, 57.0°, 57.5°
- Head Weight
- 219.0g, 220.7g, 223.3g, 227.9g, 232.6g
- Head Size
- 186cc, 180cc, 174cc, 165cc, 157cc
- Swingweight
- D2
Copied from the manufacturer’s own page, not measured by us.
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Photo credits
- Cameron Young — Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Wyndham Clark — Titleist, CC BY 3.0