That has to be the best and most interesting "fitting" video that I've seen . Thanks to all 3 of you for your contributions to this video .So much covered in an edited down to 24 mins package . i believe i heard Sophie mention on the RS podcast that she has her own Ping fitting coming up . Look forward to that . Many thanks again .
I was fitted for my current clubs back in 2002... I play the Titleist 690MB, 2-PW. They are all 1.25" longer, 1 degree upright... While I still like the feel and length, I would have liked 1 more degree upright... I'm not as limber as I were, and therefore would have linked a more upright club. I use jumbo sized grips and all shafts, except putter are TT Dynamic Gold S300... My woods are a Titleist 909D3 10.5 degree, 44" and a Titleist 913F3 16.5 degree 42.5"
@@danthemanwhocancan apart from being locked in my own personal episode of "Groundhog Day the Movie" I'm fine thanks👍 How about you, I hope that you are safe & well?
Ping fitting and staff setup at Gainsborough are the best by far (I’ve tried a few manufacturers!). Wonderful for anyone considering purchasing golf clubs why fitting is so important to see and understand the process. Well done.
I was fitted at Ping recently for driver and fairway woods, Paul the Ping fitter had me hitting my own hybrids (Titleist) and my own woods (Ping 4 wood), and my gapping was good and he recommended not to change. What a great experience and a competely honest and valued opinion. I bought a driver and a 3 wood anyway, and I'm very pleased with the outcome, adding between 10 and 25 yards on my distance on the course, which given that it's winter and less roll is brilliant. Thanks Paul and Ping, I'm sure I'll be back for a putter fitting, and maybe irons too? 👍
Using both is the golden standard I think. TXG is a bit too enthusiastic about the optical launch monitor’s ability to extrapolate form the first few inches of ball flight to the actual ball flight. Like they do actually ball testing on a QC4 which yields pretty much nonsense results.
Watched this in bed last night on my tv so couldn't comment at the time. Fantastic video. Was envious of this Guy's 5 extra inches and his superior moustache. Then watching him play I wouldn't fancy giving him 5 shots in a knock out... Great swing. He will be back to a low handicap in no time. 🤔
I loved this video. Played for + 30 years. Still, until this day I haven't done any fitting myself. Always bought my clubs after hitting them on my own. This made me question why?! (Although I pretty sure George would have ended up with the same club if he would have bought them off the rack.) Perhaps different grip size and shaft length. Very interesting to see the process. Pretty sure I would end up with something different than the one I choose from my gut feelings. Next time I definitely going to find a good fitting center. Thanks for the help. This changed my mind! 👍😊
Went over to Ping a couple of times and each has been a great experience with good feedback and great discussion points to why the fitters are recommending the clubs they are. Would love to go back again for a iron fitting after seeing this video well done Mike & Ping
I play i500's and love them. I first ordered the G710's and then Covid 19 hit and didn't play for 3 months. I found the G710's just didn't fit the bill. Then one of the staff members at my local golf shop found the i500's with the exact same specs as the G710's. I wouldn't trade my i500's for anything, the best set of irons I have ever owned.
@@bnzstheboy6520 i500. and I was hitting the balls very high so we went for the power spec. I gained distance (of course) and I have a good angle of decent so enough stopping power on the greens. I went from 140 meters to 155 to 160 meters with my 7 iron (age 58). U,P, 9,8,7,6,5. Driver G400 Max 9.0 degrees set on 8 degrees (also hitting the ball high and now better tractory, more lenght and less spin. Fairway wood 3 G400 Stretch, Hybrid G400 19 degrees. wedge Glide forged 58and 54.
Excellent video. I was fitted 10+ years ago for the i10 and I’m still playing them. Was debating an upgrade to the i210. Thanks for the video. Well done.
Just replaced my BeCu eye 2’s this week. Hitting the course for the first time with them today. Huge difference on the range though. And I loved those pings.
Great informed video. Been twice to Ping and fitted for i200's and woods by Paul R. Its a great day out and inexpensive. You will learn alot about your swing and you forgot to mention there is a beautiful golf course on site you can play too and make a day out of it.
Gone thru Ping fitting twice and each time I had to send my clubs back to be reduced! Never again! Got the impression that the pro just wanted to sell me anew set of clubs!
@@bnzstheboy6520 I got Ping G for the first time then the 410 about a year ago. Both sets needed to go back to have the lie and shaft reduced, in the case of the 410 from Green to Black, which is two steps. I am 5’5” and borderline on blue black and 0.25 inch shorter shaft. I was blocking/pulling all my shorter clubs left of target but was constantly told I would adjust. In the end, after six months, I got them adjusted and, miraculously, the pull disappeared! Credit to Ping it only cost the postage and they were very quick.
Awesome content !! The i210’s are on my wish list next year when i go for my custom fit along with Titleist T-100 , TM P-7MC’s and King Cobra Tour irons . Should really get it down to 2 models, I’ll see what the fitter recommends before i hit all 4
Question as someone who has never been fitted before. George has been used to playing with a Silver lie angle so it makes sense that his habits will force him to continue hitting as if the club is a silver until he has adapted, however during fitting when this shows they ditch the blue lie angle? When is the right time to try to set new habits?
Look for a TXG video called Does The Lie Board Lie? I got fit for my i15’s in green dot at Ping. Struggled for a year until I got them put to standard (black). Time for a change of irons though, but won’t go back to Ping if they still use this which it appears they do. I doubt they will miss me anyway 🙂
We fitted using the trackman also, Mike wanted the board also to double check. We also tried out a few different lie angles as dynamic and static lie often change
@@sophiewalker2542 thanks for replying Sophie. I enjoyed the video and your presentation but my experience of lie boards in fittings isn’t good as you will have gathered. What did you think of the TXG video mentioned? Bradley Hughes on his (golfaus) TH-cam channel has some interesting thoughts on using flatter lie angles generally. Well worth a watch.
Can't wait for the G425 irons and driver to be able to be hit.. I play the G20 irons and a 6 year old Corba driver.. rest of beg has been turned over Its time for Irons and driver !!!!
Hi guys I've got ping I blades love them but not been to ping for a fitting there on black dot and 6.0 project x shafts would love to get out to ping to see if there are right for me..can I book to come out to you guys
Surprised that swing weight was not discussed at all. When you lengthen a club as much as one inch, swing weight goes up and the club feels heavier.What would you have done if George had said - "this club feels a bit heavy for me" ?
I have a question regarding chasing distance in relation to trajectory and set configuration. I hit my short and mid irons really high, but sometimes struggle with peak hight with my 2-4 iron. If I would go with stronger lofts on my irons and include an extra wedge and hybrids, meaning irons 5-pw and 3 extra wedges plus one or two hybrids. Isn't it generally speaking easier to hit a stronger lofted iron which is shorter?
i had mine for a week, then sold them - but come to think of it, they were kinda nice, I had standard, and should have got the power... looks like i mite try the 1210 or PING BLUEPRINT
I'm kind of at a loss with all this "data" we now have in the Golf industry. My clubs are old, Adams Tight Lies, which I bought in 2006. I just started playing again after a 8-10yr break. The course nearest my home has a few Par 3's, 180-189 yds. Well, I hit my 8 iron 180-195 yds a few days ago on the 189yd Par 3 and pin high on the other 2 Par 3's which are 180yds. I can hit an easy 7 and be pin high as well. When I look that up to compare avg yardage with irons, I'm hitting my 8 in the PGA Tour range (160-200 yds)? Hold on...lol Im 58 yrs old?? So I just dropped my clubs off to get new grips (still had original ones lol) to see if that improves my game. I also had standard grips and should have been using Medium size instead. Now, my clubs obviously aren't as "forgiving" as all the new clubs, but IMO, working on a good swing is more important than using any GII's. And the reason I say this is because if you have a bad swing, and use a GII, are you really fixing anything other than letting your bad swing be hidden by that shiny new GII (game improvement iron)? Thoughts.....
If you wonna change the flight look at that attack angle first. Then look at new clubs. That attack angle not really mentioned but lessons needed to change that first in my opinion
That was pretty much my first thought. If I am reading the data right (always a problem) he was averaging 0.4 degrees up. For a 7i he needs to be more like 3 degrees down. That will change the launch angle down to around 18 degree. IMO he will regret going for a power loft if he changes the attack angle. The extra carry distance is a complete illusion - the stronger loft caused that. This is not a criticism of the i210s - I play them and love them. It is just that the better use of money for the golfer in the video would have lessons to fix the attack angle and only then consider changing clubs. Bearing in my the i500 was Pings first go at a hollow bodied iron it will interesting to see what improvements are made when it is replaced
15 yards on the i500 is strictly because the specs on that 7 iron are equivalent to his old i10 6 iron. Exactly the same. That length gain is an illusion.
Interesting video ,can you tell me what his 7 iron I10 spec was and the new club and make a comment on the distance actually gained as a result of the new club and not just the reduction in clubface angle
From the looks of it, the i10 7 iron standard loft was 34 degrees. The i210 power spec loft is 31.5 degrees. If these numbers are accurate, then the majority of the distance gain is due to the lower loft on the 210. However, those feel and accuracy gains (small sample size, I know) were real.
The i500 loft in power spec is 29 degrees, so the additional 8 yards above and beyond the power spec i210 is again mostly due to loft reduction. The i500 8 iron in power spec is stronger lofted than George's original 6 iron (30.5 degrees).
I had one yesterday free at my driving range with pings mobile fitter .. trackman and full options .. went for 5 to pw in g425 in blue dot with rbs regular shaft which is heavier stiffer side of regular
It’s actually not 10 years of tech advancement as most Ping irons are at least 2 years old . I’ve been playing i blades for 4 years now and want to update but no replacements are in sight so I’m now a Honma player. Sorry Ping but got fed up of waiting.
In 1970 the average golf handicap was 19. Millions have been spent on technology and selling that technology to golfers. The average handicap in 2020 is 19. Save your money and practice with what you have.
@@sophiewalker2542 Have you ever found a statistician that agreed with anything? My point is that we are conned into the belief that we can buy a better golf game, when it comes down to practice and the occasional lesson.
Great video of actual golfer getting fitted and not moving from one model year to the next … yawn. As a Ping guy who got static fitted in 2006 to G5’s and getting back into the game I wanted to see how fair technology had advanced. Got fitted, unfortunately not at the Phoenix facility, for a set of the G400 irons. Great to see a similar fitting here from the i10 irons to a modern iron today.
Ping should be working on clearing up their back log of orders instead of working on future sales. Everyone should be aware you will be waiting 2 months minimum for your order.... No matter what the sales person tells you. I bought I 500s waited 2 months, was told 2 to 3 weeks, ordered a 5 iron for my wife just found out this will be 2 1/2 months. Was told 2 to 3 weeks when I ordered the club.
Didn't know company's still used lie boards. The boys at txg don't use them. I know Alex at orka golf definatly dosnt use them. Suprised a big company like ping still does.
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That has to be the best and most interesting "fitting" video that I've seen . Thanks to all 3 of you for your contributions to this video .So much covered in an edited down to 24 mins package . i believe i heard Sophie mention on the RS podcast that she has her own Ping fitting coming up . Look forward to that . Many thanks again .
Loved the wig and fake mustache....it was like undercover customer...
I was fitted for my current clubs back in 2002... I play the Titleist 690MB, 2-PW. They are all 1.25" longer, 1 degree upright... While I still like the feel and length, I would have liked 1 more degree upright... I'm not as limber as I were, and therefore would have linked a more upright club. I use jumbo sized grips and all shafts, except putter are TT Dynamic Gold S300... My woods are a Titleist 909D3 10.5 degree, 44" and a Titleist 913F3 16.5 degree 42.5"
This is a very good fitting video - the best I have seen tbh. It helps its Ping too!
Probably one of your best vids, well done and I hope that he enjoys his new irons.
I concur! Superb. I watched this in bed last night on my tv so couldn't comment. Hope you are safe and well Mr Baker.. 👍
@@danthemanwhocancan apart from being locked in my own personal episode of "Groundhog Day the Movie" I'm fine thanks👍
How about you, I hope that you are safe & well?
Ping fitting and staff setup at Gainsborough are the best by far (I’ve tried a few manufacturers!). Wonderful for anyone considering purchasing golf clubs why fitting is so important to see and understand the process. Well done.
I was fitted at Ping recently for driver and fairway woods, Paul the Ping fitter had me hitting my own hybrids (Titleist) and my own woods (Ping 4 wood), and my gapping was good and he recommended not to change. What a great experience and a competely honest and valued opinion. I bought a driver and a 3 wood anyway, and I'm very pleased with the outcome, adding between 10 and 25 yards on my distance on the course, which given that it's winter and less roll is brilliant. Thanks Paul and Ping, I'm sure I'll be back for a putter fitting, and maybe irons too? 👍
Great story Paul.
Using both is the golden standard I think. TXG is a bit too enthusiastic about the optical launch monitor’s ability to extrapolate form the first few inches of ball flight to the actual ball flight. Like they do actually ball testing on a QC4 which yields pretty much nonsense results.
Really good video! The ping fitting process looks bang on !
Watched this in bed last night on my tv so couldn't comment at the time. Fantastic video. Was envious of this Guy's 5 extra inches and his superior moustache. Then watching him play I wouldn't fancy giving him 5 shots in a knock out... Great swing. He will be back to a low handicap in no time. 🤔
I loved this video. Played for + 30 years. Still, until this day I haven't done any fitting myself. Always bought my clubs after hitting them on my own. This made me question why?! (Although I pretty sure George would have ended up with the same club if he would have bought them off the rack.) Perhaps different grip size and shaft length. Very interesting to see the process. Pretty sure I would end up with something different than the one I choose from my gut feelings. Next time I definitely going to find a good fitting center. Thanks for the help. This changed my mind! 👍😊
IMO, the best fitted irons money can buy, had 3 sets now and have loved every set.
Thanks so much. Planning my fitting for the near future. This was great. Saw you on RS. You’re awesome.
Went over to Ping a couple of times and each has been a great experience with good feedback and great discussion points to why the fitters are recommending the clubs they are. Would love to go back again for a iron fitting after seeing this video well done Mike & Ping
Great Video. Have old G3 Pings and getting new ones finally.. The Ping fitting process is consistent and reliable and with the new tech even better
Love your videos. Please add closed captioning so that we don’t miss anything! Thank you!
I play i500's and love them. I first ordered the G710's and then Covid 19 hit and didn't play for 3 months. I found the G710's just didn't fit the bill. Then one of the staff members at my local golf shop found the i500's with the exact same specs as the G710's. I wouldn't trade my i500's for anything, the best set of irons I have ever owned.
I love fitting videos. you and other mfg's have made it so available to us high handi-
cappers
I have been fitted 2 years ago. I gained distance, better dispersion. Resulted in a lower handicap and more joy with playing golf.
what clubs you get
@@bnzstheboy6520 i500. and I was hitting the balls very high so we went for the power spec. I gained distance (of course) and I have a good angle of decent so enough stopping power on the greens. I went from 140 meters to 155 to 160 meters with my 7 iron (age 58). U,P, 9,8,7,6,5. Driver G400 Max 9.0 degrees set on 8 degrees (also hitting the ball high and now better tractory, more lenght and less spin. Fairway wood 3 G400 Stretch, Hybrid G400 19 degrees. wedge Glide forged 58and 54.
Excellent video. I was fitted 10+ years ago for the i10 and I’m still playing them. Was debating an upgrade to the i210. Thanks for the video. Well done.
Excellent. Got a Ping driver fitting booked in for next week.
Just replaced my BeCu eye 2’s this week. Hitting the course for the first time with them today. Huge difference on the range though. And I loved those pings.
Great informed video. Been twice to Ping and fitted for i200's and woods by Paul R. Its a great day out and inexpensive. You will learn alot about your swing and you forgot to mention there is a beautiful golf course on site you can play too and make a day out of it.
Good to see the process
Ping - impressive fitting service
Miss you so much Sophie ❤️❤️❤️
Strange, I don't give a toss what they look like, as long as they improve my game.
Best takeaway is how consistent the Ping process is over the years. And how well the color chart applies regardless of technology.
Really interesting vid thanks Sophie 👍
Great Vid Soph 👏🏼
Gone thru Ping fitting twice and each time I had to send my clubs back to be reduced! Never again! Got the impression that the pro just wanted to sell me anew set of clubs!
what you mean by reduce and what clubs did you get
@@bnzstheboy6520 I got Ping G for the first time then the 410 about a year ago. Both sets needed to go back to have the lie and shaft reduced, in the case of the 410 from Green to Black, which is two steps. I am 5’5” and borderline on blue black and 0.25 inch shorter shaft. I was blocking/pulling all my shorter clubs left of target but was constantly told I would adjust. In the end, after six months, I got them adjusted and, miraculously, the pull disappeared! Credit to Ping it only cost the postage and they were very quick.
Very interesting. He has a nice looking swing.
Then George asks "HOW much did you say they are?? - Think that I will stay with my current ones..." :-)
Spend the money on new shafts and grips.
thank you sophie !
Awesome content !! The i210’s are on my wish list next year when i go for my custom fit along with Titleist T-100 , TM P-7MC’s and King Cobra Tour irons . Should really get it down to 2 models, I’ll see what the fitter recommends before i hit all 4
Great video, epic moustache. 👌🏼
Awesome video. I want to go get fitted now!
Get fitted
i210 5-PW in my bag. DG105 stiff ⚫️. Great irons👍 Also play a G410 4 crossover
I'm 5"9 and in Blue section George 6"5 and only 1 colour higher ? went back to silver seems good gotta love Ping
Great video, very informative. I am a happy Ping player.
Enjoy your new clubs!!! Great video!!!
When I play indoor golf with Trackman the data is different to what I hit out on the course.
Great video 🏴👍
another excellent video - thanks very much
I play Ping G20 irons & would to get into a new set & be fitted.
Really interesting thanks 👍
Our Ping fitter points folks towards the 425 rather than 210. Forgiveness is king.
Nice swing. Good belt. Great 'tache.
Rocking that Tash George!!
Question as someone who has never been fitted before. George has been used to playing with a Silver lie angle so it makes sense that his habits will force him to continue hitting as if the club is a silver until he has adapted, however during fitting when this shows they ditch the blue lie angle? When is the right time to try to set new habits?
Really enjoyed this fitting video, wish I could afford a new set of bats
I've played Ping ISI irons for last 20yrs think I'm due a upgrade
Would have been nice to see the look on George's face after he picked up his new i210 iron set .....lol !
Look for a TXG video called Does The Lie Board Lie? I got fit for my i15’s in green dot at Ping. Struggled for a year until I got them put to standard (black). Time for a change of irons though, but won’t go back to Ping if they still use this which it appears they do. I doubt they will miss me anyway 🙂
We fitted using the trackman also, Mike wanted the board also to double check. We also tried out a few different lie angles as dynamic and static lie often change
@@sophiewalker2542 thanks for replying Sophie. I enjoyed the video and your presentation but my experience of lie boards in fittings isn’t good as you will have gathered. What did you think of the TXG video mentioned? Bradley Hughes on his (golfaus) TH-cam channel has some interesting thoughts on using flatter lie angles generally. Well worth a watch.
Was the entire test just with a 7 iron? Surely using the long irons like a 4i or 5i would have been helpful?
Great fitting
Can't wait for the G425 irons and driver to be able to be hit.. I play the G20 irons and a 6 year old Corba driver.. rest of beg has been turned over Its time for Irons and driver !!!!
I only watched this cause I game Ping’s....and yes Im a i210 believer and player
Ping's what?
Why do people insist on adding an apostrophe on something that's plural? If anything just don't use it.
This isn't rocket science.
@@vstabill36 Bill, I feel sorry for you, you must have no friends due to the need you feel to correct people, nobody likes a corrector... you Cock!
Hi guys I've got ping I blades love them but not been to ping for a fitting there on black dot and 6.0 project x shafts would love to get out to ping to see if there are right for me..can I book to come out to you guys
Great job
Surprised that swing weight was not discussed at all. When you lengthen a club as much as one inch, swing weight goes up and the club feels heavier.What would you have done if George had said - "this club feels a bit heavy for me" ?
I have a question regarding chasing distance in relation to trajectory and set configuration. I hit my short and mid irons really high, but sometimes struggle with peak hight with my 2-4 iron. If I would go with stronger lofts on my irons and include an extra wedge and hybrids, meaning irons 5-pw and 3 extra wedges plus one or two hybrids. Isn't it generally speaking easier to hit a stronger lofted iron which is shorter?
Was I the only one expecting him to sound like Borat ?
Yes very nase
Did it make you want to go back to ping irons Sophie
i500's only have a forged face. Not the whole clubhead. Had a set for about 6 months then went back to my bridgestones.
i had mine for a week, then sold them - but come to think of it, they were kinda nice, I had standard, and should have got the power...
looks like i mite try the 1210 or PING BLUEPRINT
any plans to review new mizuno jpx 921 Sophie ?
Written review on Golfalot
Looks like a young Burt Reynolds lol
Fire up the Quattro Georgie boyyyy!!!
Does it cost more to have an official Ping fitting than American Golf & is the process and results the same?
I'm kind of at a loss with all this "data" we now have in the Golf industry. My clubs are old, Adams Tight Lies, which I bought in 2006. I just started playing again after a 8-10yr break. The course nearest my home has a few Par 3's, 180-189 yds. Well, I hit my 8 iron 180-195 yds a few days ago on the 189yd Par 3 and pin high on the other 2 Par 3's which are 180yds. I can hit an easy 7 and be pin high as well. When I look that up to compare avg yardage with irons, I'm hitting my 8 in the PGA Tour range (160-200 yds)? Hold on...lol Im 58 yrs old?? So I just dropped my clubs off to get new grips (still had original ones lol) to see if that improves my game. I also had standard grips and should have been using Medium size instead. Now, my clubs obviously aren't as "forgiving" as all the new clubs, but IMO, working on a good swing is more important than using any GII's. And the reason I say this is because if you have a bad swing, and use a GII, are you really fixing anything other than letting your bad swing be hidden by that shiny new GII (game improvement iron)? Thoughts.....
If you wonna change the flight look at that attack angle first. Then look at new clubs. That attack angle not really mentioned but lessons needed to change that first in my opinion
That was pretty much my first thought. If I am reading the data right (always a problem) he was averaging 0.4 degrees up. For a 7i he needs to be more like 3 degrees down. That will change the launch angle down to around 18 degree. IMO he will regret going for a power loft if he changes the attack angle.
The extra carry distance is a complete illusion - the stronger loft caused that.
This is not a criticism of the i210s - I play them and love them. It is just that the better use of money for the golfer in the video would have lessons to fix the attack angle and only then consider changing clubs. Bearing in my the i500 was Pings first go at a hollow bodied iron it will interesting to see what improvements are made when it is replaced
How much further can you hit a ball if we stamp a 7 on a 5 iron...
10:22 you apparently didn't hear him say that he wants something like his i9s "but newer"
"I know that you said that you like your irons but..."
sigh
Good mo already 2nd November 👍
What am I missing on power loft? Don’t you just have to buy an extra wedge?
It is just a term used to turn a standard 7 iron at 33/34 degrees into a seven iron that will be 31/32 degrees
15 yards on the i500 is strictly because the specs on that 7 iron are equivalent to his old i10 6 iron. Exactly the same. That length gain is an illusion.
Good point.
Interesting video ,can you tell me what his 7 iron I10 spec was and the new club and make a comment on the distance actually gained as a result of the new club and not just the reduction in clubface angle
Re watch the video, 7 yards increase in carry.
From the looks of it, the i10 7 iron standard loft was 34 degrees. The i210 power spec loft is 31.5 degrees. If these numbers are accurate, then the majority of the distance gain is due to the lower loft on the 210. However, those feel and accuracy gains (small sample size, I know) were real.
The i500 loft in power spec is 29 degrees, so the additional 8 yards above and beyond the power spec i210 is again mostly due to loft reduction. The i500 8 iron in power spec is stronger lofted than George's original 6 iron (30.5 degrees).
@@galdessa1 You see steffan i have , read below and you will realise you dont understand a simple question
Why are manufacturers still using lie boards ( outdated to put it mildly ) instead of GCQUAD which is the gold standard for club head data....
How much does this fitting cost? i have always played mizuno but i would like this fitting out of curiosity which ping model could be for me
I had one yesterday free at my driving range with pings mobile fitter .. trackman and full options .. went for 5 to pw in g425 in blue dot with rbs regular shaft which is heavier stiffer side of regular
It’s actually not 10 years of tech advancement as most Ping irons are at least 2 years old . I’ve been playing i blades for 4 years now and want to update but no replacements are in sight so I’m now a Honma player. Sorry Ping but got fed up of waiting.
I thought it was going to turn into a 70'S porn golf movie with the tash and the hair
I’m guessing an IT Manager.
In 1970 the average golf handicap was 19. Millions have been spent on technology and selling that technology to golfers. The average handicap in 2020 is 19. Save your money and practice with what you have.
England golf suggested the average handicap is more like 22. Golf is hard
@@sophiewalker2542 Have you ever found a statistician that agreed with anything? My point is that we are conned into the belief that we can buy a better golf game, when it comes down to practice and the occasional lesson.
Great video of actual golfer getting fitted and not moving from one model year to the next … yawn. As a Ping guy who got static fitted in 2006 to G5’s and getting back into the game I wanted to see how fair technology had advanced. Got fitted, unfortunately not at the Phoenix facility, for a set of the G400 irons. Great to see a similar fitting here from the i10 irons to a modern iron today.
Quality 👍
I moustache you a question
Good vid as usual but the 70's movies want their mustache back. Brutal.
Ping should be working on clearing up their back log of orders instead of working on future sales. Everyone should be aware you will be waiting 2 months minimum for your order.... No matter what the sales person tells you. I bought I 500s waited 2 months, was told 2 to 3 weeks, ordered a 5 iron for my wife just found out this will be 2 1/2 months.
Was told 2 to 3 weeks when I ordered the club.
Stll can't believe everyone gets fitted for a full set of irons based on swinging one club.
Very good point,
Since when has swang been a word associated with a golf swing errgh!
Ping the clubs to make you better
Surprised they only tried 2 shafts
Question: fitting by local pro (with trackman etc) or go to manufacturer ?
If your pro is your coach then it’s a good idea however the manufacturers will have more shaft options
@@sophiewalker2542 CHEERS
What a wonderful swing. All he neads now is rep's.
George, great tash mate
His swing had to learn upright to battle the old clubs. Adjust swing, not the static clubs imo
Didn't know company's still used lie boards. The boys at txg don't use them. I know Alex at orka golf definatly dosnt use them. Suprised a big company like ping still does.
They use the dynamic lie angle from trackman and then a board. Just think they like to do old school as well as technology
What a moustache!! Go on Georgie Boy, looks like he worked for Pablo Escobar in the 80’s
They could of used someone who was of average stature and speed
Is that Weird Al Jankovic's love child?
Excellent, how do you arrange this without upsetting your Professional, as they have all the expertise.
You buy the clubs through your professionals account. You can’t buy clubs directly from ping so the local pro doesn’t lose out
@@sophiewalker2542 Thank you.