ping23lefty

Ping clubs usually take alittle while to drop in value because they dont come out with a new model every year and because they dont scrap the molds for theyre old clubs. Someone could still buy a brand new eye2 iron or something from the factory just by matching the serial numbers. In some months the change will be more dramatic but as of now, you won't see a huge drop.

Wedges are something in golf probably better to be splurged on a purchased new. They're probably the most touchy clubs in any bag. You'll drop 125 bucks for brand new Vokey Spin Milled but theyre the best wedges out there. I play a 56 and a 60 and theyre worth theyre weight in gold for chip shots. Im not a fan of bump and roll and being able to fire a chip 5 feet in front of the flag and have it put on the brakes is great. My opinion, buy new with fresh grooves.

In my opinion, how a club looks lined up to a ball before i swing is key to making a good swing. I just recently switched ping models (G10 to S57) because of the fact that i was hitting my buddies MP-57s better than my obese G10s. It just seemed like the features that were put in the G10 to help my game were working against me like the huge offset and thickness which produced weak, chunky slices. If you have the swing to hit blades, by all means get them and don't feel that your trying to be a pro, golfs a game of feel.