Are these pings real?

[Flipmode]

Found these Ping G10's at a pawn shop and I'm wondering if they are real. Any help would be appreciated as I am looking to move in on these ASAP if they are real. Is there any way of telling if they are real? Serial numbers?

[Dent]

There should be serial numbers on the hosel of the club. You can then go to ping.com and look on their website for the customer service #

They will confirm for you. Write it down next time you go to the pawn shop.

[JohnP]

Flipmode,

When I was in college I studied in Beijing, China, and I have seen many fake golf clubs, and most of which were wrapped in a similar bubble wrap style such as the ones in your picture. I would take Dents advice and look for serials, if there are none, do not even bother. IMO, they are most likely fake. But if I am wrong, and they are real I suggest being as proactive as possible in buying, haha

[Laxplayer201092]

Fake.


Simple enoughm the back on the driver is far too rounded, and the insert looks to small, the badge also looks to big, definetly do not buy, unless yours pics are jsut very odd angles, im 100% sure there fakes.

[pshizz]

dont buy, they are fake, look at the wood, the G 10 on the black should have a black circle around it, not orange.

[907golfer12]

Those are fake, the sole on the iron is too glossy, Ping irons have a dull matte finish, not glossy. and like pshizz said, the driver doesn't have the right coloring or pattern on around the "G10"

[whip_it_out]

If you question it, don't buy it.

[hypergolf]

Fake. I have seen exact fake ones like that at local fake golf store (they only sell imitations at this store).