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Karensour
Age: 36
Joined: 16 May 2012
Posts: 325
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Every time Ping comes out with a new driver it is exciting yet simple. The G20 is no different. It is longer and straighter than previous Ping drivers.
But honestly sometimes you just want to walk into a golf store and walk out with a new club. So if you are going to walk into most golf stores you are going to see the G20 Driver with a variety of lofts with basically the stock shaft as the only option, the Ping TFC 169D either standard or tour. The tour is lower launch and less torque.
I've never been a fan of stock shafts, simply because the "made for the masses" shafts are typically cheap, inconsistent and rarely fit my swing. buy golf clubs So I was skeptical of playing a G20 off the rack driver, especially as I consider all the fitting options Ping offers.
But after the many rounds I've played with the Ping G20, I can't imagine getting better numbers or results with any other shaft. This driver is a cannon right off the shelf. It is a mid-launch shaft with mid/low spin. The feel is crisp and smooth.
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ivy00135
Joined: 06 Nov 2012
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