PING IS AN AMERICAN GOLF EQUIPMENT PRODUCER KNOWN FOR ITS PUTTERS AND CUSTOM CLUBS. In the year of the founding of PING, founder Solheim created the brand's first putter based on the principle of balance, which solved the problem of poor balance that was common in golf clubs at that time. In 1967, professional Julius Boros won the Phoenix Open with a PING putter, and sales of PING began to rise steadily, and by the 80s, the PING EYE2 putter became the best-selling club at the time.
 
PING has set a number of firsts in the history of golf and has deeply influenced subsequent manufacturers. In 1976, PING developed the first swing simulator robot to more accurately detect the newly developed club based on the swing action. Since the 80's, PING pioneered the customization of clubs for customers, and today it is still the go-to brand for custom clubs in the eyes of many professional golfers and enthusiasts.
 
The G-Series is a flagship of PING, and the rear of the driver head is built to mimic the structure of a dragonfly's wings, reducing weight and allowing the trim to be relocated to the rest of the clubhead, resulting in a lower, deeper CG position, a farther shot and greater forgiveness. PING's new flagship G410 driver has received considerable praise upon its launch, and Golf Digest also praised the G410's stability in its 2019 driver recommendations. IN THE EVALUATION OF PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS, THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PING G410 DRIVER IS INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM THAT OF THE CALLAWAY EPIC FLASH DRIVER AND THE TAYLORMADE M5 DRIVER.
 
The G410 driver is divided into two models, G410 PLUS and G410 SFT, and is currently priced at around 5,000 yuan. The G410 continues the counterweight adjustment design of its predecessor, the G400, but unlike the TaylorMade and Callaway adjustment methods, the weight of the G410 driver can only be fixed in three positions: toe, middle and root, corresponding to the left, straight and right curves. If you often play a right curve, we recommend the G410 SFT driver. The increased center of gravity at the back of the game and the weight of the swing at D1 help to return to the face when hitting the ball, making it easier for the player to hit the straight ball.