New Line Of Ping G20 Clubs

 

PING have launched their highly-anticipated G20 range, and we've got the inside track on the new [url=http://amgolf18.com/Ping-G20-Driver%28pre-order%29-16713.html]g20 driver[/url], fairway wood, hybrid and [url=http://amgolf18.com/Ping-G20-Irons-3-9PS%28pre-order%29-16715.html]g20 irons[/url].

 

We've got the full story in the magazine, which goes on sale on August 11, but we've also spoken at length with lead engineer Brad Schweigert about the new G20 range so you can understand exactly what the new products can do for your game and how the technologies work.

 

With each and every season PING continues to evolve its lineup, and while there’s hardly a product revolution from one year to the next, evolutionary improvement is all but a given. The [url=http://amgolf18.com/Ping-G20-Driver%28pre-order%29-16713.html]ping g20 driver[/url]′s are the evolution of the extremely popular [url=http://amgolf18.com/PING-G15-Driver-1123.html]ping g15 driver[/url]. While the G20′s aren’t the most forgiving club in the current PING lineup (that distinction belongs to the K15), they could comfortably take on any other manufacturers super game-improvement irons and more than hold there own.

 

While good accuracy is all but a given with [url=http://amgolf18.com/Ping-G20-Irons-3-9PS%28pre-order%29-16715.html]ping g20 irons[/url], we were plenty excited to put the entire set through our updated review process and see how successful our 6 testers would be hitting long, middle, and short irons to a target. That information and data can all be found below, but first, there’s some things PING might want you to know.