The faster face and stronger lofts help the G430 create 2 mph more ball speed than the G425. Ping said that tests show distance increases between 7 and 12 yards with the 4-iron through pitching ...

Ping's new metalwood family includes a three-pronged driver approach that increases adjustable weighting and off-center hit stability.

Ping's G425 irons continue a series that has roots that go back to 2003, but these pack plenty of modern technological horsepower.

Ping's all-new G430 game-improvement irons were spotted at the Shriners Children's Open on the PGA Tour this week.

The Tour-proven s159 wedges are offered in 25 loft/grind combinations and are available for custom fitting and pre-sell beginning Tuesday at authorized PING golf shops around the world.

The duo also lowered loft by 0.25 degrees in his G430 LST driver compared to his previous G425 LST, so he’s now playing a 6.25-degree lofted driver.