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Description
G25 Specifications
| Club | Loft | Length | Lie | Head Size | Swing Weight | RH/LH | STOCK ORDER |
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| #3 | 15.00° | 43.00″ | 56.00° | 165cc | D2 | RH/LH | Limited Stock |
| #4 | 16.50° | 43.00″ | 56.00° | 165cc | D2 | RH/LH | Limited Special Order |
| #5 | 18.00° | 42.50″ | 56.50° | 155cc | D2(TFC 360 R) | RH/LH | Limited Stock |
| #7 | 21.00° | 42.00″ | 57.00° | 148cc | D2 | RH/LH | Limited Special Order |
These are design specifications that may vary due to manufacturing tolerances.
Standard swing weights for Soft R and Regular shafts are 1 point lighter than shown
SHAFT
| SHAFT | FLEX | TORQUE | WEIGHT | LAUNCH ANGLE | STOCK ORDER |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
TFC 360F
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Regular | 3.8° | 62g | High | Limited Stock |
| Stiff | 3.1° | 67g | Mid | Limited Stock | |
TFC 189F
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Tour Stiff | 2.9° | 74g | Low | Limited Special Order |
| Tour X-Stiff | 2.2° | 75g | Low | Limited Special Order |
| Maximizing your distance and accuracy on long shots from the fairway is accomplished by matching the correct shaft flex for your swing. The goal is to achieve the correct trajectory shape with the fairway wood, which maximizes distance with the longer woods and minimizes roll with the shorter woods. Generally, the same shaft type and flex as the player’s driver will produce the optimal trajectory in fairway woods, but it is not uncommon for players to have a different shaft brand, type and/or flex in their fairway woods since they are ground-impact clubs and may perform differently for some players. |
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GRIP
| GRIP | COLOR CODE | DESCRIPTION |
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360 ID8
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The 5L grip features a firmer texture in the upper portion to help control direction and a softer texture in the lower portion for enhanced feel. It is available in two versions – round for clubs with PING’s Trajectory Tuning+ Technology, and ribbed for the hybrids and irons. |
360 ID8 Full Cord
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The 5L cord grip features a firmer texture in the upper portion to help control direction and a softer texture in the lower portion for enhanced feel. Cord construction provides an extra-secure grip in all conditions. It is available in two versions – round for clubs with PING’s Trajectory Tuning+ Technology, and ribbed for the hybrids and irons. |
| PING offers a variety of grip sizes and styles to fit different hand sizes and texture preferences. Since grip size influences your wrist action, and therefore the direction of your shots, it is commonly used by fitters to affect ball flight. PING color-coded grips are available in six different diameters, and can be further customized with grip tape according to your needs. Once the neutral grip color code has been determined based on hand measurements, golfers may consider smaller diameter grips to help control fades and slices, or larger diameter grips to help control draws and hooks. |
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The G25’s extreme variable-thickness face creates an efficient energy transfer for generating faster ball speeds and greater distance. This is the thinnest face of any PING fairway wood.
The low-profile, forgiving design features mass low, positioning the CG low and back for high launch with increased forgiveness, especially on shots struck low on the face, the most common “miss-hit”. The head is slightly larger but maintains a traditional profile that is easy to align with the target. Available in 3 (15°), 4 (16.5°), 5 (18°), and 7-woods (21°), the G25s feature a charcoal, non-glare matte finish that eliminates reflections.
