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I am just getting into the game and have been demoing some drivers at golf galaxy. I am torn between the ping k15, g15 and the taylormade r9 460. Was just wondering what everyones thoughts where on each driver and coments from those who have or have had theses clubs

Thanks


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No question in my opinion, Ping G15 or K15.  Again, in my opinion, there are no better drivers out there for those who place more emphasis on hitting the ball straight, than Pings.  I have the G15 Draw, and it is a sweet driver.  You can go G15 if you want to hit it straight (and long).  G15 Draw if you want to hit the ball straight and fight a slice.  Or the K15 if you want the absolute most forgiving driver out there from what I've read.  The G15 Draw is really good, in that it is not a closed head, but just weights the driver in such a way to help fight a slice.  I think the K15 uses similar weighting, but does close the head a bit.  Good luck.

Equipment:
Ping K15 Driver (10.5º) - Diamana BB R flex; Ping G15 4 Wood (TFC R flex); Ping G15 20* Hybrid (TFC R flex); Ping G15 23* and 27* Hybrids (AWT R flex steel); Ping G15 Irons 6-GW (AWT R flex steel); Ping I-Wedge 54* Wedge; CG14 BP 58* Wedge; Odyssey Black Series Tour Designs #9 Putter


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K-15

Easy to hit well.

Designed to help the ball get up.

Drop the $$$ and enjoy!

Titleist 910D2 10.5* Stiff / Taylormade 3 Wood - Superfast 2.0 15*  3 Superfast 2.0 Rescue 18* Stiff Shafts


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