bchaney

I liked the G15s I hit but I might go for some used G5/G10s cause I'm not sure my scores can justify the price of the G15s.

So I went to the Ping Demo Day yesterday and found out I'm a green dot (+2.25deg) and +1/2". I asked this question to the Ping rep and he said Ping prefers to adjust the lie angle first and length second, whereas most other companies do the opposite.

I have been looking at some iron sets online and checking some static fitting #s. I'm 6'3" with a 38" wrist to floor. With most brands and generic club fitting tables I come up with +1" and 1-2deg upright. Ping's dynamic fitting puts me at +1/2" and 3.75" upright. Why is Ping's static fitting so much different? Is it the design of the clubs? Are they meant to be played with a more vertical swing plane? I'm probably going to a Ping demo day tomorrow to get dynamically fitted so maybe these static #s will go out the window. I just find it interesting that the #s are so different. Anyone know if Ping demo day events have free fittings?

I would try out the blades on a course or at least a grass driving range before making any decisions. It's easier to have a consistent strike on a flat and level mat than on the course where it counts.

My eyes aren't too bad but I need to wear glasses to see where my ball ends up. Anything 150+ is hard to see. You can always get a pair of rec specs. Very stylish.

Thinking about going to a Ping demo day to get fit. Sounds like custom fit is the way to go.