Bubba Watson is already enjoying the G410 Plus driver. His accuracy from the tees has improved dramatically since placing it in his bag. When the G410 Plus driver arrived at the Golf. MagicHQ was impressed by this driver. They had many positive comments about this large stick.

G410 Plus now has an adjustable 16g tungsten weight on the back. Slide the weight from draw to fade, and you will be able to alter your shot shape for up ten yards. It is the forgiveness of PING drivers that makes them so popular. The brand wanted to keep it adjustable. The weight of the clubhead has been moved to the rear so that the MOI is high. You still have all the forgiveness and control you get from PING. The video is available at Golf. Magic’s Jack Seddon (Farleigh Golf Club) tests the PINGG410 Plus

Review: PING G410 Plus Driver

20 Reasons It’s the Most Scientifically Advanced Driver in the World” I’m guessing that at some point in your golfing career, you’ve been in the market to buy a new driver.

It can be a bit overwhelming when trying to decide between all the different models out there.

I am hoping to shine some light today on the efforts of manufacturers to ensure their clubs are performing at their best.

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What does it really mean for clubs to be “forgiving?”

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Is it the contact between a ball and a club’s face that causes a golfball to lose its energy?

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So today, we are going to review the Ping G410 Plus driver. This review isn’t your usual. It’s not about the “feels good”, or how it looks. That is my opinion.

The science and technology of club heads will be discussed.

It’s unlikely that you’ll find any driver who’s more capable, forgiving or faster than this driver. We’re going to talk about the real science that goes into that, that makes that the case.

So, let’s die right into it. What I did is I interviewed some of the engineers from Ping, and full disclosure, I’m Brand Ambassador for Ping, so I am biased. These clubs really appeal to me.

The G30 has been my favorite gaming console for several years. Wanted to upgrade but never hit the G400 any better. I tried the G410 with Tensi Orange shaft, and it was amazing! WOW!

The driver is a joy to drive!

G410 can be your upgrade. Longest, straightest and most forgiving driver I’ve ever played!

Bravo PING

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Qualität

Distance

For ClubTest 2020, we tested and reviewed 28 new drivers to help you find the right one for your game. The results below are for the Ping G410 Plus driver.

Price: $500 / Buy Now Lofts: 9.5@, 10.5@ and 12.@. Our take: We have 20 yard draw and fade due to the three weight positions along the perimeter. A 455cc, multimaterial structure features a heat-treated T9S+ face. This is to enhance face deflection. For increased efficiency and strength, the crown is creased.

ClubTester’s take (16-hdcp): “Penetrating ballflight and great distance without swinging hard.”

Robot’s Take: Performs well for players of mid speed in terms accuracy and carry. We also forgave heels.

Drivers

For ClubTest 2020, we tested and reviewed 28 new drivers to help you find the right one for your game. Below are the results for the Ping G410 LST driver.

Price: $500 / BUY NOW Lofts: 9.5@, 10.5@, 12@ Our take: While the head is slightly smaller than the Plus version (450cc), the LST still offers the same range of adjustability and technology with a low spin profile. You can adjust the spin rate by moving the forward center or gravity, depending on your player.

ClubTester takes (2-hdcp), “Filthy high launch and spin. And this is coming from someone who doesn’t use PING!”

Robot’s view: Very close to the top in ball speed, high-speed players.

Drivers

App. A new 2019 review of a golf club is available at Google Play. Andy (aka the Average Golfer) reviews the Ping G410 Driver on Buenavista Golf Center in Tenerife. Andy is also analyzing the new design of the Ping G410 which features a movable weigh system, for the first time ever in their golf clubs.

This feature will allow for greater draw and fade bias. However, the real question is: can this particular big stick’ live up to its Ping predecessors or could it even beat them?

Let’s turn to The Average Golfer, to hear his thoughts…

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ClubTest 2020 has tested and evaluated 28 drivers. These are the Ping G410SFT driver results.

Price: $399/ BUY HERE Our conclusion: The most forgiving driver on the market, PING can be trusted. Forgiveness is not the only thing that the G410 SFT, Straight Flight Technology (Straight Flight Technology), offers. Golfers will not see many slices thanks to the G410 SFT’s fixed perimeter weight, D1 swingweight that is lighter and 50% more heel-sideCG than G400. A T9S+ Precision-Machined Forged Face and Reinforced “Cruched Crown” Design will give you all you need in terms of ball speed and protection.

It seemed that G410 SFT hung in the air more than any of the other products. These findings were confirmed when the robot showed that the driver produced approximately 500 more spins per minute than the pack.

ClubTester’s 12-hdcp assessment: “Makes my slice into oblivion.” Nukes my slice into oblivion.” Robot’s take: Fast swingers will find a high launch, spin and plentiful heel forgiveness. It is the same for those who are below 95 mph.

Gear

It’s a must-try simply because Ping promises quality and performance, while focusing on engineering and forgiveness. It took me several swings before I got used to how far the shaft was from the ball. Once I had my distance down you can feel the power and forgiveness this club offers.

When you hit this club in the center of the clubface, you can feel the “tramponline” effect on the ball. You can actually feel the ball coming off of the club. The most remarkable thing about this club was not its well-struck balls. It was my “mishits”, which really made me love it. Even though the balls I hit were poor, my dispersion was good. There was still plenty of carry.

When I tried to hit this club, I noticed that my side spin was significantly lower than with my original driver. A miss is much more likely to occur if there’s too much side spin. This club allows you to miss the shot and still make it in the fairway. Importantly, misses could keep you out the penalty area and in the woods. Although I am not saying that this will fix your problem, I noticed an improvement in my driving skills in the weeks following my purchase.

The biggest benefit that I have received from the Ping G410 Plus men’s driver is that I have eliminated the right side of the golf course with this driver. In the past, my misses were to both the right and left side of the course, and I could literally hit it anywhere from the tee box. Together with my driver, we lowered the weight to Fade, where I’m confident that the ball will be in the middle of the fairway or with a draw. This took some getting used to but it is powerful and will help you get lower scores. This arrangement may appear strange but I have found it to be very effective for my game.

The sliding weight seems to be strong against competition. The ideal sliding weight would increase shot bias, but not have an impact on forgiveness.

Even though this driver was launched in 2019, it is still a high quality driver in the Ping Golf lineup. You will enjoy this review. We update our website regularly with the latest news on new golf products and training aids.

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