For the past several years, I have been playing the G30 with great success. I wanted to upgrade, but the G400 was not as good. I tried the G410 with Tensi Orange shaft, and it was amazing! Wow!

You will love the sound, forgiveness and feel this driver brings to your car!

G410 can be your upgrade. It’s the longest straightest and most accepting driver that I’ve ever seen.

Bravo PING

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What You Should Know: The “PING G410+ Drive Review

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

Today I’m hoping to shed a little light on what manufacturers are doing to make their clubs perform the best they possibly can.

All you need to know about driving, from:

What does it mean for a club to be “forgiving”?

Where should the weight be on the club to maximize performance?

What causes a golf club to lose energy when it touches a clubface?

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Today we will review the Ping G410 Plus. We’re not just going to give you a typical review. The review will not be focused on the “feels it’s good, how does it look great, or my personal opinion.”

The science and technology of club heads will be discussed.

This driver is the best. It’s going to be about all the science and engineering that go into this, which makes it the case.

So, let’s die right into it. The interview I conducted was with engineers at Ping. Full disclosure: I am Brand Ambassador for Ping so my biases are disclosed. They are great clubs.

Gear WITB Drivers Fairways Hybrids Irons Wedges Putters Balls Apparel Shoes Carts Bags Gloves Grips Shafts DMDs Training Aids New Releases Reviews Videos REVIEW – Just how good are the PING G410 irons?

Review of PING G410 Irons Irons New Gear

Perhaps the PING irons G410 are some of my favorite looking game improvement irons. Those sleek looks, however, have not come at the expense of performance.

Based on the G400s’ success, the new PING G410 irons were designed to be smaller and more efficient than their predecessors.

* PINGG410 irons — FIRST LOOK

However, how did they do it? Well, PING’s engineering team created a face and cavity structure in the G410 iron that delivers faster ball speeds and saves weight to expand the perimeter weighting.

Additional weight savings will be concentrated in the toes, hosel and heel to reach an 8% increment in moment of inertia. This allows for more forgiveness and consistency even with a decrease in overall size.

ClubTest 2020’s 2nd installment was conducted to test and evaluate 57 brand new iron models. These are the Ping G410’s results.

Price: $135/iron (150 graphite). BUY NOW. Clubs: 4-PW and GW. Our view: G410 is a game-improvement iron inspired by an iron player’s profile. A wider “flexing zones” increase ball speed at higher altitudes and more power, while next-generation COR-Eyes help in off-center strike. The vibrations are dampened by the co-molded aluminum badge and the elastomer badge.

ClubTester’s (10-hdcp), take: “I am surprised at how much I love this look. You would think it was too complicated, but the look is clean at home.

Robot’s Take: 3rd in Game Improvement Group accuracy

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Bubba Watson of PING has been a big fan of the G410 driver, and his accuracy off the fairway is much better since having it in his bag. G410 Plus driver arrived in the Golf. Magic HQ: It was certainly a driver that got us talking, as we had heard lots of positive things about this large stick.

The G410 Plus features a 16g weight of tungsten in its back. This is the first PING driver. You can slide the weight to a draw or fade setting which will alter your shot shape by ten yards in the chosen setting. The best thing about PING drivers is their forgiveness. Therefore, the brand decided to make it adjustable. To keep the MOI high, the weight was placed at the back of the clubhead. This ensures that you still get all the forgiveness you would expect from a PING drievr. The video is available at Golf. Magic’s Jack Seddon tested the PINGG410 Plus at Farleigh Golf Club.

Review: PING G410 Plus Driver

Here’s a quick review on the Ping G410 Irons. You can compare these irons with other models by visiting our top game improvement irons. Happy golfing @ Golf Insider UK. How helpful was this article?

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You get everything in the PING G410 Irons but with smaller heads. Increased distance and greater height have been achieved by increasing the flex area.

To increase the MOI of its G410 irons by 8%, PING has added weight-savers to the toes and hosel to give you more forgiveness. Take a look at our review.

Review: PING Irons G410

TaylorMade golf products are another example of the “big guns”. This game improvement tool reflects the professional standards. These heads have a slim top line with smaller details and are compact. Perfect if you want to use a game improvement iron without it looking like one. These irons share some features with those seen in our Ping G410 irons review

For those who are looking for strong lofts

A low center of gravity

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The clue is in the name. This iron will provide a good launch. Ping tried to lower the thickness of their faces. Mizuno varies the thickness. As Mizuno irons go, these offer one of the fastest faces.

Excellent ball speed and feeling

Improved spin control