Ping G425 Max 7-Wood 20.5 Alta CB 65 Regular Flex 41.5"

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Ping G425 Max 7-Wood 20.5 Alta CB 65 Regular Flex 41.5"

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Category: Golf > Clubs > Fairway Woods
Brand: Ping
Model: G425 MAX
Shaft Material: Graphite
Loft: 7 Wood

Flex: Regular
Hand: Right
Condition: Used
Quantity: 1 available

Category: Golf > Clubs > Fairway Woods
Brand: Ping
Model: G425 MAX
Shaft Material: Graphite
Loft: 7 Wood

Flex: Regular
Hand: Right
Condition: Used
Quantity: 1 available

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Brand: Ping Golf Club Type: Fairway Wood Shaft Material: Graphite Flex: Regular Loft: 20.5 Club Number: 7-Wood Shaft Length: 41.5 in Number of Clubs: 1 Handedness: Right-Handed

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About the Ping G425 MAX Fairway Wood

Ping G425 MAX Fairway Wood

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Perfect fairway woods for:

Golfers who want a club that delivers distance and forgiveness without sacrificing accuracy.

Accuracy/Control

Forgivness

Distance

Targeting golfers seeking distance and forgiveness, the Ping G425 MAX Fairway Wood features a combination of technologies. Its signature maraging steel Facewrap technology creates a larger sweet spot and flexes at impact, maximizing ball speed for longer shots on both center and off-center hits. Additionally, a low center of gravity design promotes a higher launch angle, making it easier to get the ball airborne for more distance and overall forgiveness on mishits.

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The Ping G425 Max is the base model and the easiest one to hit. There is also the LST model, which stands for lower spin tech. It will be smaller and harder to hit, but for golfers with plenty of swing speed and accuracy in their ball striking, the LST will put out a lot more distance. The SFT model is for the higher handicapped golfers because it helps prevent slicing. Good clubs all around.

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