The
G2 Fairway woods have a large, forgiving head and the choice of
six loft options are just two of the reasons golfers of all abilities
will find improved performance when choosing a G2 Fairway Wood.
Several innovations, including a variable width sole thickness
that moves weight away from the face for higher launch, make the
stainless steel fairway wood series long, accurate and easy to
hit.
The symmetric shape and a hosel location near the face provide
visual comfort and confidence at address. For slower swing speed
players who prefer a fairway wood over a mid-iron, the 9-wood
(25°) and L-wood (27°) offer playability from all condiftions.
The deep face increases the effective hitting area, and the progressive
groove pattern, the number of grooves increases as the loft increases,
enhance the spin and lift characteristics.
Designed
to fit your swing, the G2 Fairway Woods are color-coded to help
correct hooks and slices. The color code is PING terminology for
the lie angle, or the angle between the shaft and the sole of
the club. Golfers with an undesirable fade or slice may benefit
from the Green color code (2° upright), while golfers who
wish to reduce a draw or hook may benefit from the Orange color
code (2° flat). The Black color code is the standard lie angle.
The
G2 Fairway woods have a large, forgiving head and the choice of
six loft options are just two of the reasons golfers of all abilities
will find improved performance when choosing a G2 Fairway Wood.
Designed
to fit your swing, the G2 Fairway Woods are color-coded to help
correct hooks and slices. The color code is PING terminology for
the lie angle, or the angle between the shaft and the sole of
the club. Golfers with an undesirable fade or slice may benefit
from the Green color code (2° upright), while golfers who
wish to reduce a draw or hook may benefit from the Orange color
code (2° flat). The Black color code is the standard lie angle.