G20 Fairway Wood Description

With ping g20 fairway wood, golfers of all abilities will have an easy time getting the ball airborne and adding yards. Low and deep center of gravity (CG) in the 17-4 stainless steel head creates low spin but a much higher launch. Ping’s newest fairway wood has hit the tour and Golf Magazine’s Rob Sauerhaft says the ping g20 fairway wood should provide more carry and roll than its predecessors. The g20 fairway wood offers a long, forgiving option for golfers who rely on the confidence of a larger head. Accuracy is achieved through perimeter weighting and a slightly larger face that raises the MOI. This ensures a stable clubhead and faster ball velocity for maintaining distance, even on miss-hits. Larger front to back and heel to toe, the ping g20 fairway wood sets up neutral at address and rotates square at impact.

Ping g20 fairway wood has been launched and promises a higher flight without adding extra spin, resulting in longer shots. Compared to the previous G15 fairway wood, the ping g20 fairway wood features a larger head and face to help ensure high ball speeds across the entire face. Like the Ping G20 driver, the ping g20 fairway wood features an external weight port low and back in the head to produce high launch and low spin. The elongated, low profile design of the g20 fairway wood offers a long, forgiving option for golfers who rely on the confidence of a larger head. The external weight pad on the sole of the stainless steel clubhead places the center of gravity low and farther back to provide higher trajectories and increased distance.

The g20 fairway wood is a little deeper front to back and its face is a little taller than the G15 it replaces, which is a good thing as Ping fairways are generally a little on the shallow side. We like oversized fairways as we think they are more forgiving, especially off the tee, and the g20 fairway wood has hit the mark for us here.

In terms of looks, the g20 fairway wood benefits from the familiar crescent alignment aid on the crown and the muscular size of the head certainly looks appealing at address. You can optimize your ball flight by choosing either the higher-launching TFC 169F shaft or the TFC 169F Tour version for a lower trajectory.