ADJUSTMENT OF PING IRONS BY YEAR DRIVER
My performance test of the Ping G425 SFT driver review… the SFT shares all of the benefits of the Max but has a penchant for the left side of the fairway. This driver weighs in at 202g with a 460cc head size to allow for the most forgiveness on strikes, while still whipping through impact.Ĭuriously, Ping standardizes swing weight at D1 instead of D3-4 like the Max and LST siblings. The G425 SFT is designed to have all the forgiveness of the Max, but with a draw bias. The Ping G425 SFT driver shares the same innovative technology as its siblings in this edition but is only available in a 10.5º loft with a fixed 23 gram tungsten weight definitively positioned in the heel. More advanced players that are capable of shaping their shots may not appreciate the lack of adjustability and inherent draw setup. This driver is beneficial for those seeking to correct slices, or that prefer playing a draw by design.
The Ping G425 SFT driver is designed to help counteract slices and places a premium on the draw by design.
ADJUSTMENT OF PING IRONS BY YEAR HOW TO
Lofts AvailableĪdjustable 10.5º (check this out for more on how to select your driver loft)
Ping has claimed that shots can deviate over 20 yards further left than their Max edition. SFT, or “Straight Flight Technology”, is essentially a draw biased setup of the Max driver.Īs with the Max, this edition utilizes an abundance of tungsten to stabilize the head of the driver through impact, but fixes the weight far in the heel to promote draws. If the G425 Max is synonymous with forgiveness and the G425 LST a low-spin distance tool, the G425 SFT driver is essentially an “anti-right” club (for right handed golfers) designed to neutralize side spin and take away the dreaded slice out of bounds.
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