No progress at PING?

[newtogolf]

Strickers woods are older models, 909D3, 906F2, 909H.  He was playing 710 AP2's 3-PW irons and new Vokey wedges.

Originally Posted by ohiolefty

Steve Stricker comes to mind. Here's a guy sponsored by Titleist, a fine equipment manufacturer, and I don't think he plays their current line of anything except for wedges if you can really count those.

[michaeljames92]

From memory, he used the 755's for years. At the end of the day, there is no real difference in a properly fitted 905r compared to a 910, besides maybe more forgiveness.

Originally Posted by newtogolf

Strickers woods are older models, 909D3, 906F2, 909H.  He was playing 710 AP2's 3-PW irons and new Vokey wedges.

[ohiolefty]

Titleist has the 712s in the hands of much of their tour guys . They had a list in this article of who was playing which set, but it's been removed.

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Strickers woods are older models, 909D3, 906F2, 909H.  He was playing 710 AP2's 3-PW irons and new Vokey wedges.

[dduval08]

I heard that we should see more coming from PING after their annual sales meeting on July 30th. I know that the s56 irons will stay on for a while as ping only releases on a two year cycle. But the i15 and g15 are being replaced

[Mr. Desmond]

As to drivers, I think Ping makes a solid product, but they are fairly conservative. You don't see anything radical -- it's very evolutionary. The G20 looks more elongated (triangular), but not like TM, which goes very triangular with the Superfast. And they don't use radical materials like Callaway - neither do they aggressively market face technology. I've played Ping drivers off and on since '97 - mostly on - but recently traded in a bunch of old clubs for preowned TM Superfast 2.0 and a Callly Razr Hawk - waiting for an arrival. Want to see what more evolutionary tech will do.

[Rip24]

Sorry to get out of topic, Just wanted to say thats a sweet profile pic ohiolefty...