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Ping G20 Hybrid
What should you expect from the new Ping G20 Hybrid? Well simple put it has clean contact, high launch and inspires confidence. I'll get into the nitty gritty, so you can understand how the G20 hybrid has improved on its predecessors making it the best Ping hybrid to date.
The Ping G20 Hybrid provides a compact head size combined with a flatter lie angle and softer crown shape for improved eye appeal, plus high launching forgiveness from all conditions. Improved bounce and camber make these stainless steel hybrids carve easily through the grass. The G20 hybrid can also boast a professional tour win already.
Features and Benefits
Performance from any lie Generous bonce and sole camber provide exceptional ground impact and smooth transitions in all conditions
Forgiving A large, internal toe wieght inside the 17-4 stainless stell head procides forgiveness and distance.
Opticall Pleasing A smooth blended crown design improves optics for easy alignement.
Playability A flatter lie angle mproves eye appeal while ensuring control and performance.
Offset Hosel Design To produce the dynamic high launch, low spin trajectory meeded to optimize a distance, the hosel axis is moved forward to create morespace between it and the CG location. This increases the launch angle and positions the CG closer to the face for reduced spin.
Compact Head A shorter heel to teo length ensures playability
Increased Bounce and Camber Exceptional ground impact and versatility results from more bounce and increased sole camber both front to back and heel to toe.
Ping G20 Driver Shafts
TFC 169H Designed for the G20 line, the TFC 169H features higher launch, low spin, and a livelier, responsive feel with a softer tip for increasing dynamic launch.
TFC 169H Tour Slightly stiffer tip and less torque, 6 to 9 grams heavier (depending on stiffness) than the TFC 169F. Launches the ball lower with less spin and offers a tighter feel for extra stability and control.
