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Club Golf Ping Zing


Ping iWi-Series ZING Putter (35, Black Dot, Rght. Hd.) *WINTER SALE!* $89.95

Ping iWi-Series ZING Putter (35, Black Dot, Rght. Hd.) *WINTER SALE!* $89.95


$129.99


PING iWi Series ZING Putter
Interchangeable weight inserts put customization in your hands. Comes standard with two 12-gram steel weights on sole near heel and toe. Two-piece insert provides steel-face performance with soft feel.

Two-piece insert provides steel-face performance with soft feel.
Putter comes standard with two 12-gram steel weights on sole near heel and toe.
Weight kit (sold separat…


Used Ping Zing Iron Set

Used Ping Zing Iron Set



The Ping Zing irons feature extreme perimeter weighting, which means mis-hits can still reach their target. High resistance to twisting keeps off-center shots online. Non-dragging sole design reduces speed-robbing turf contact at impact….


Mens RH Ping Zing Stainless Steel Golf Set Irons 3-PW Clubs Black Dot Stiff Flex

Mens RH Ping Zing Stainless Steel Golf Set Irons 3-PW Clubs Black Dot Stiff Flex


$799.99


Men’s RH Ping Zing Black Dot (Standard Lie) Irons Set 3-PW in superb condition. Ping Stiff Steel shafts and Brand New Crossline Grips. This set of Pings will elevate your game. Far and away one of the best sets of irons ever produced. Independent tests have concluded that Ping Zing irons are the most forgiving irons ever manufactured. This set will elevate your iron play. You can’t get a be…

Club Golf Ping Zing

Should I get a hybrid?

At the beginning of this golf season, I deciding I was going to get new clubs. I wanted to switch from my beginner set. So far, I have new TaylorMade Burner Plus Irons (4-Gap), Nike Sq Dymo2 driver (squared), and a Ping Karsten Zing putter. I love all my new clubs. Now, I am going to buy the Nike Sq dymo 3 wood (rounded). I’ve hit the club before (my friend has it) and I like it, hit about 210 with control. So should I get a 3 hybrid next? or is there no point
oh i forgot, i have a nike wedge also

It depends on many factors. The main issue is how far do you hit your 4-iron. If a 3 wood is 210 your 4 iron shouldn’t be more than 175. There’s a gap there. A 3 hybrid is great out of the rough. It’s designed to get the ball in the air. I find say a 4 hybrid lands softer than a 4 iron. With that said I suggest you fill that gap between the 4-iron and 3 wood. You may want to consider a 3 hybrid. But some people have problems hitting a hybrid as solid as a wood. If you really hit that Nike 3 wood really well you may want to consider the 5 wood. it should help close that gap. The thing to remember about the hybrid is that it was designed for people who can’t hit a long iron. If you are a good iron hitter the only advantage is that it’s a little better out of the rough. The key is to know what your strengths and weaknesses are. A new club is only going to ease that weakness a bit. Remember you’re only allowed 14 clubs in your bag, including a putter. Put clubs in there that you will use. Do a test. Put head covers on all your clubs. Play a round and only remove the covers of the clubs you use. You will find you consistently leave a cover or two on. Think about which clubs you use the most: is it your long irons and woods or is it your short irons and wedges? Probably your short irons and wedges. Make sure you have good clubs when it comes to that especially wedges (think Vokey etc.) Make sure that you have the right scoring clubs and you can hit them all solidly and with control. If you find you have extra room then add a hybrid or wood. Last thing if you find yourself reaching the 14 club limit and really want a hybrid, consider swapping a 4 hybrid for the 4 iron. Good luck.

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