Ping i20 Driver Review
Pros: Built aerodynamically for distance
Cons: Nothing
Rating: 4.8/5
The 460cc head is built from Ti 8-1-1; this is very light which allows you to swing the club with greater speeds and with more control. The low-density alloy helps optimize weight distribution for increasing the forgiveness. This feature enables the player to have more sweet spot on the club head which gives distance even on a bad strike. Dense tungsten sole weights elevate MOI across the clubface and position the CG for low-spin, penetrating trajectories and long, accurate drives. This club has its center of gravity placed perfectly which gives less spin on the ball and have a strong ball fight which gives penetrating ball flight even through harsh winds.
The aerodynamic crown is engineered to reduce the drag for maximizing clubhead speed and ball velocity, resulting in greater distance. This design allows the clubhead to cut through the air during the impact allowing the player to strike the ball without any loss of force through impact resulting for better distance and stronger ball flight. This driver is built to perfection with all the new technology for longer distances with larger sweet spot on the club face enabling the players to have forgiveness even on a bad strike.
This driver is built with a classical head shape which gives a powerful look at the first look inspiring confidence in the golfers of all abilities. Since this driver is very forgiving even a beginner has the capability to hit this driver long way into the air. This driver being light allows the golfer to swing faster through the ball and get a better impact.
Technology
- Aerodynamic for Distance
- Classical Shape
- Long, Forgiving
Looks
The i20 is fully black with a dull finish on the bottom and on the top part of the crown to reduce the glare and increase the focus of the player on the ball rather the club.
Shaft Options
This driver has the flexibility of having tour shaft options and can be modified according to your requirement.