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Bought my wife some Ping Ladies with graphite shafts 2 years ago. She hates them. She hits better with my clubs than hers. She likes the heavier feel and feedback. In reality my clubs should be too long and way to stiff for her. Any suggestions would be great. She is very athletic but does not have a fast swing speed. All my local pros and shops say just stick with the pings. Heck in the men's section there are limitless combinations even within one brand. In ladies the same clubs are are suppossed to work for 20 year olds to my grandma. A liitle advice or direction would be appreciated.

Driver: Bull 5000 10.5 FujiKura Vista Tour Stiff
Irons:MX25 5-PW. TT Black Gold
WoodGreat Big Bertha 4
HybridCLK Aldila Hybrid Stiff 20 and 23
Wedges: MPT RP Rifle Spinner Wedge 53 and 60Putter: Todd Sones GullaneBallHX Hot

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I strongly recommend the Adams Ladies' Iron sets. I believe they make 2 different sets. THey are very forgiving and my fiancee loves them. She too switched from Pings.
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If she golfs better with your clubs or another club other than the ladies - let her use those. (assume her fundamentals are sound)

The golf swing is more art than science. If a fitter or designation on the shaft/head meant perfection 100% of the time, well there would be a lot of people out of work.

Let her golf what she (the scorecard) is telling you is best. Other than the rules - the game of golf is not filled with absolutes.

Andrew

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