G15 Hybrid Discussions

The compact shape of the Ping g15hybrid's 17-4 stainless steel head is much shorter in length (from face to back) than most other fairway wood-inspired hybrids. Instead, think of this Ping g15 hybrid as being more like a driving iron, similar to the hybrids made popular by Adams. The intention of this design is to make the player set up to hit this Ping g15 hybrid the same way they would with a regular iron.

Perimeter weighting is provided by a large internal toe pad in order to provide forgiveness and assists in locating the center of gravity low and close to the face for a high launch and low spin. In fact, PING is calling the Ping g15 hybrid their longest and most forgiving hybrid to date, thanks to the previously mentioned toe pad.

Though the Ping g15 hybrid as mentioned did have a look very similar to an iron at address, it's still an extremely easy club to hit.

It's as if that no matter what part of the Ping g15 hybrid face makes contact with the golf ball, the gold ball will fly straight. The head just stays so solid and firm at impact, very little distance or accuracy is lost on miss-hits.

It's sometimes hard to tell, but there is a slight difference in the feel you get when you catch a shot off the toe or the heel for instance, as opposed to the centre of the face. So you do still know when you haven't caught a shot just right, even if it looks fine in the air.

Getting the ball up and airborne with the Ping g15 hybrid is almost as easy as it's going to get in this type of club. Whether it's off the tee or the deck, the 23 degree model tested got the golf ball up so quickly almost every time, with a resultant soft landing as well.

Ping g15 hybrid Discussion

Hit my G15 17 degree with TFC 149 stiff today for the first time on the range. I was really impressed. SUPER Long, straight, and very forgiving of mishit is my first impression. I hit my long irons very well so this is the hybrid I have been waiting for. More to say later after i compare it with my TM 09 TP Rescue 17 degree. 

I love the new Ping g15 hybrid! I was at Ping last week trying the new stuff and at first glance was thinking, no thanks. My fitter said to at least try them, and wow are they solid and easy to hit. I was hitting them higher, straighter and further than the i15 hybrids....I still thought I wanted the i15, but after sleeping on it and looking at the G again; I decided I could get the 20 and 23 degree with the X flex Serrano shaft. 

Love Ping G20 Hybrid

I like playing golf in this season, and the new Ping G20 Hybrid makes my game more interesting. When it comes to choosing irons, better players tend to choose bladed irons, not the beginners. Every golfer wants to pick right clubs with less money. Now the release of Ping G20 Hybrid is good news for us. I got to know that Ping G20 Hybrid retains the same technology that made the G15 hybrid remarkably easy to launch the ball high and straight. A flatter lie angle and crown improve the appearance for added confidence. Exceptional ground impact was assured by adding bounce and increasing sole camber both front to back and heel to toe and the G20′s square setup and a neutral head rotation help bring the clubface straight at impact for shots that find their marks, even from challenging lies.

Ping Golf is always providing a variety of design features to lower the scores and help improve the game with maximum forgiveness technology. This Ping G20 Hybrid is designed for controllable distance from any lie on the course. The offset hosel design helps the G20 hybrids create the high launch and low spin that improve your accuracy. With the new Ping G20 Hybrid you could hit the ball long with excellent forgiveness and distance control. A large, internal weight inside the 17-4 stainless steel clubhead provides forgiveness and distance. The Ping G20 Hybrid retains the same technology of G15 hybrid, an offset hosel design and a lower center of gravity that produces shots with high launch, low spin. The heel to toe length is also shorter so that the new G20 hybrid is playable from most all lies.

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Ping K15 Hybrid VS G15 Hybrid

Ping K15 Hybrid:

Designed as a compliment to the Ping K15 irons, the Ping K15 hybrid evolved from the G15. The iron-style head with offset provides a more dynamic launch than previous ones and makes the ball in the air more easily. This hybrid owns an improved forgiveness due to its weight in center was taken away and placed in the heel and sole. In addition, this hybrid relies on a patent-pending design that creates lower-spinning, higher-launching shots. Its clear performance upgrades from a long iron which promotes a high draw. With its pending technology, the exactly COG positions are relative to the hosel axis and club face, which makes it easier for golfers to get the ball into the air while reducing the spin for even more distance, too. It builds consistency in your game!

Ping G15 Hybrid:

The Ping G15 hybrid features a large internal weight pad positioned low in the toe ensuring that this is the most forgiving and longest hybrid ever. The design also helps to contribute accuracy for golfers. Aside from this point, the center of gravity is closer to the clubface and father back from the hosel for a high penetrating trajectory. A great many testers comment that for those higher handicappers who slice would like the G15 due to its offset giving the face more time to close. Meanwhile, testers feel that a heavy head provides them with a smooth tempo and a stable sensation.

Considerations：

From some opinions of testers who have experienced with both G15 and K15, they thought G and K are similar. The K15 is a touch larger at the toe and a slightly longer face. One of them felt that the K sat flatter and it fit his eye at address much better than the upright lie angle on the G. Shots into the hole were both good but the K15 3 hybrid surprised him with its toe hit forgiveness, accuracy and distance.

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