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2011年12月16日星期五

Ping G20 Fairway Wood will Surprise You

Do you know what’s new from Ping Golf this summer? It is Ping G20 line. I think many of you know this. The latest Ping G20 Fairway Wood again catches much attention of plenty of players. Getting the ball airborne and adding distance is what all golfers look for in their fairway wood. You can achieve this easily with the new Ping G20 Fairway Wood.

Like the driver in the same line, the Ping G20 Fairway Wood features a large club face which means golfers can get high ball speeds across the entire face, so even when you don’t middle it, the results are still solid in terms of distance and direction. Designed to produce longer and straighter shots from tee to green, the external weighting in the Ping G20 Fairway Wood locates the CG (center of gravity) low and back to produce high launch and optimal spin for long, straight results. The large, 17-4 stainless steel head and variable-thickness face (VTF) increase the MOI (moment of inertia) to maintain high ball speeds that are consistent across the hitting surface. The Ping G20 fairway wood is a little deeper front to back and the face is a little taller than the G15 it replaces, which is a good thing as Ping fairways are generally a little on the shallow side. Oversized fairways equal to more forgiveness, especially off the tee.

The sound at impact is solider than the G15 and the feel and trajectory is also excellent. For those players with higher swing speeds, the Tour version with its stiffer tip and lower torque is a great alternative. In terms of looks, the Ping G20 Fairway Wood benefits from the familiar crescent alignment aid on the crown and the muscular size of the head certainly looks appealing at address. This Ping G20 Fairway Wood could help you with hooking problems, which is really game improving.

The Newest Ping G20 Hybrid for High Launch and Low Spin

The latest Ping G20 Hybrid comes with the newest technology and the design. Ping Company is constantly upgrading and designing new ideas in their golf clubs. People look forward to these new clubs in order to improve their game. Players are excited about seeing this Ping G20 Hybrid in use by some of the pros at that venue. All golf clubs, put out by Ping Golf, are highly prized throughout the world. They are especially designed to correct the problems that are often found when playing golf game.

Ping G20 Hybrid retains the same technology that made the G15 hybrid remarkably easy to launch the ball high and straight. A flatter lie angle and crown improve the appearance for added confidence. Exceptional ground impact can be gained with added bounce and increased sole camber both front to back and heel to toe and the G20's square setup and a neutral head rotation help bring the clubface straight on impact for shots that find their marks, even from challenging lies.

Compared with the G15, this Ping G20 hybrid is shorter from heel to toe, which makes the design more visually appealing at address. An offset hosel design helps to create a dynamic launch and low spin, which should help when facing long carries. You will get high launch and low spin with this newest Ping G20 Hybrid. Designed to provide better distance control from any lie on the course, the offset hosel design helps the G20 hybrids create high launch and low spin that will improve your accuracy.

2011年12月14日星期三

Lewis Used G20 Driver on Open Championship

Tom Lewis, a professional golfer from Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England, won at the Portugal Masters on the European Tour in October 2011, shooting rounds of 70, 64, 68 and 65 to finish two shots clear of the field. This was his third professional start.

This time, he won the silver medal with his Ping G20 Driver. Come Thursday evening at around 6pm, it was England’s bright new blonde bombshell that was all the rage across media platforms, painting his own pictures amidst the backdrop of momentary Kent sunshine. Lewis printed his name at the top of the first-round leaderboard alongside Denmark’s Thomas Bjorn by brushing his way around the quirky links of Sandwich with an opening 5-under 65 - to become the first amateur to lead the Open since Michael Bonallack at Carnoustie in 1968. The 20 years old sensation might have failed to strike gold over the next three days with rounds of 74, 76 and 74 but he certainly settled for the next best, claiming the Open Championship’s Silver Medal for the lowest amateur. Lewis finished as the second highest Englishman, embarrassing the likes of Luke Donald and Lee Westwood who missed the halfway cut, by performing admirably with his new PING weapons to tally 9-over in a tie for 30th.

In Lewis’s bags, there are Ping G20 Driver (Aldilla shaft), Ping G5 fairway wood (Aldilla shafts), Ping S56 irons, Ping TOUR-S wedges and Scottsdale Wolverine-H Putter. With his brand new Ping G20 Driver Lewis struck the ball off the tee to an average of 308 yards. With a much heavier head than the successful G15 driver, Ping G20 Driver creates greater force at impact, which was discovered by Lewis at Sandwich. The driver also has 5% higher moment of inertia (MOI) on heel or toe hits. This is perfect for even the Sunday hacker. Lewis also found more greens than the field’s average at 57% with his PING S-56 irons, featuring a steel body with variable tungsten toe weighting positions for higher-launching long irons and lower-trajectory short irons – perfect for the links.