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The latest drivers, irons, fairway woods and hybrids from Bubba and co

A dozen new styles with industry-first technology to tee off 2013

Englishman switches his PING G25

We delve into the bags of the weekend winners

In the new G25 iron, PING engineers have created a long, forgiving design with exceptional feel and distance control while maintaining a sleeker profile.

The G25 fairway wood features the thinnest face that PING has ever put in a fairway wood. By using an extreme variable-thickness face, PING’s R&D team were able to trim weight from the face and place it lower and further back in the club.

The CG is more forward in the PING G25 20-degree hybrid to minimise spin. The squared-off low toe and heel provide more forgiveness on off-centre strikes. 

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Gorge grooves are designed to increase spin and produce a lower launch relative to PING’s Tour S. Bounce options include a standard sole, a thin sole for sweeping swings or firm turf and a wide sole for steeper swings.

Just how gorge-ous is PING's latest wedge?

PING Anser Hybrid was bagged by yet another winner on Tour at the weekend. But why is it proving so successful?

We test ten sets of irons in the market designed to help you get better

PING expands global apparel presence with acquisition of PING Collection Europe

We delve into the PING Staff player's bag following victory on PGA Tour

PING introduces comprehensive product line with big distance gains, forgiveness and consistency for golfers of all abilities