G430 - easy golf

SPECIFICATIONS

CLUB

LENGTH

LOFT

POWER SPEC LOFT

RETRO SPEC LOFT

LIE ANGLE

OFFSET

BOUNCE

SWINGWEIGHT

4-iron

38 7/8″

19.0°

18.0°

20.0°

60.5°

0.27″

6.0°

5-iron

38 1/4″

22.0°

21.0°

24.0°

61.0°

0.24″

7.0°

6-iron

37 5/8″

25.5°

24.0°

27.5°

61.5°

0.21″

8.0°

7-iron

37″

29.0°

27.5°

31.0°

62.0°

0.18″

9.0°

8-iron

36 1/2″

33.0°

31.5°

34.5°

62.8°

0.15″

10.0°

9-iron

36″

37.0°

36.0°

38.0°

63.5°

0.13″

11.5°

D0.5

35 1/2″

41.0°

41.5°

64.1°

0.11″

13.0°

45.5

35 1/2″

45.5°

46.0°

64.1°

0.11″

13.0°

35 1/2″

50.0°

64.1°

0.11″

13.0°

35 1/4″

54.0°

64.4°

0.09″

14.0°

35″

58.0°

64.6°

0.08″

14.0°

NOTES

These are design specifications that may vary due to manufacturing tolerances.
Lie angle is based on Black Color Code at standard length.
Power Spec Loft is a fitting option for players looking to boost their iron distance or decrease spin to hit a desired trajectory window. This custom-designed loft configuration delivers a calculated power boost without sacrificing the integrity of the club’s design.
Retro Spec Loft is a fitting option if you’re less concerned with overall distance and more with precision and a higher trajectory for more stopping power. This loft configuration yields functional distance gaps for utilizing a 3-wedge setup or a more classic loft spec.
Club bounce angles will vary slightly if ordered with non-standard loft specs.
Standard swingweights for graphite-shafted clubs are 1 to 2 points lighter than shown, depending on shaft flex.
Standard swingweight for the HL (High Launch) build in the 7-iron is C8.
Achievable swingweights depend on shaft, length and grip combinations.
Available in left- and right-handed models.

SHAFTS

PING offers a variety of shaft flexes in steel and graphite to meet your needs and preferences. Selecting the proper shaft flex for your swing will help you get the most distance and accuracy from every shot. Generally, players with faster swing speeds require stiffer shafts to keep the ball trajectory lower, while players with slower swing speeds will require more-flexible shafts to produce a higher ball trajectory.

The choice of steel or graphite shafts is usually based on preferences for weight and/or feel. Players seeking a lighter overall weight and/or a softer feel in their irons may prefer graphite shafts, while players who prefer a standard-weight club with a firmer feel may prefer steel shafts.

We recommend that you get fit for the shaft that allows you to play your best golf. Whether that’s a softer, lighter shaft with a higher launch or a heavier, stiffer shaft with a lower trajectory, a PING Certified Club Fitter can help you find the shaft that brings consistency to your game.

GRIPS

PING offers a variety of grip sizes and styles to fit different hand sizes and texture preferences. Since grip size influences your wrist action, and therefore the direction of your shots, it is commonly used by fitters to affect ball flight.

PING color-coded grips are available in six different diameters, and can be further customized with grip tape according to your needs. Once the neutral grip color code has been determined based on hand measurements, golfers may consider smaller diameter grips to help control fades and slices, or larger diameter grips to help control draws and hooks.