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Add the G25 and G15 to your List of Fairway Woods by jessica delia
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Add the G25 and G15 to your List of Fairway Woods |
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The folks at PING have been quite busy as they celebrate their 50th Anniversary and as a gift to you, they released two new lines of clubs. One of those is the Ping G15 Fairway Wood which has the unenviable position of following the wildly successful and much praised G10 model.
As far as color combinations go, red and black have seemed to be the rave for the past few years and PING joins in with their offering on the G15. The sole mixes in a nice amount of black, red and silver to make the G15 esthetically pleasing to the eye for the rare instances you are actually looking at the sole.
The "moon-thing" alignment aid that was featured in prior models of PING woods is a thing of the past (though you can still tell it had some influence) and is replaced by some nifty red triangles which work out quite nicely in getting the club lined up with your target line. Easy to use while at the same time not being over gaudy or annoying is a good thing in my opinion.
The other visual change is the head size which is a little smaller than the G20 fairway. It is still a generous head size, but a little shorter from heel to toe. It does sit very well at address and the usual Ping low profile gives you the feeling of being able to sweep the ball away very easily.
Compared to the previous model, the Ping G25 fairway wood has a thinner face and more weight lower and further back to increase ball speed and certainly it did seem to go as well as the G20. You can see the screw weight in the back of the sole section, which again is a visual change that some will like more than others.
This design also increases the forgiveness of the club and if you have problems getting your fairways going straight then this is the club for you. It was much harder than the cheap i20 irons to shape shots as the G25 just wanted to bang it straight. The sound was a little duller than the G20 but the trajectory was possible a little more penetrating thanks to that marginal increase in ball speed.
Even with my swing, I had to work pretty hard to really screw it up badly. The G15 isn't a miracle worker for your swing but it's pretty close. Put a decent swing into it and you will be rewarded. Combined with the better player looks, this is an ideal cheap golf clubs for mid-handicappers or those who want a 'put-it-in-the-fairway' club from the tee. Source from: http://www.augolfequipment.com/article-341-Add-the-G25-and-G15-to-your-List-of-Fairway-Woods-.html
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