If your swing is already fast, then you might lose control with a driver this light. This driver is very light, which will help to add speed to any swing. The type of player that will benefit most from a PING G410 driver will be a mid-high handicapper with a slower swing speed. Read more: Where Are Ping Golf Clubs Made? What Type Of Player Plays The Ping G410 Driver? Trust in your driver, and you’ll be rewarded with the signature PING sweet spot sound more often. Tyrell Hatton is famous for using this exact driver, and I’m willing to bet he rarely changes his settings because once you find what works, stick to it. It’s a slippery slope if you always want to “optimize” your drives. Choose your optimal setting and use that for a few months or even the whole season. This is the first PING driver to feature them, but they come with a word of caution. The adjustment features are a nice touch. So even though it’s huge, it cuts through the air with less resistance and adds speed to your swing.
The ridges on the crown are called ‘turbulators,’ and they help channel air past the head. If your swing is on the slow end of the spectrum, then it will improve due to the driver’s aerodynamics. This whole driver is set up to give you distance and help with forgiveness. The face also helps with this because it’s forged from titanium and aluminum, making it thin and very hard. This opens up the face, so no matter where you make contact, your distance will still be long. With a lighter crown, the designers could move the center of gravity lower and further back.
The head of this driver is set up to provide a lot of forgiveness. If you struggle with a slice that seems to show up at the worst times, set the weight to the heel end, marked ‘Draw.’ This will help slow the heel down so the toe of your club can speed up and become square or closed at impact. ‘Deliberately Changing Club’s Performance Characteristics During Round.’ A player must not make a stroke with a club whose performance characteristics he or she deliberately changed during the round. Quick Reminder: You cannot make adjustments during a round as per Rule 4.1a(3) in the USGA rule book.
It’s on a sliding track that is easy to adjust. The weight in the back is the star of the show here, as it will help you control and manipulate the ball flight. PING has always been adamant about fitting their players since before it was cool, so it’s a whole new era for PING to hand over that responsibility to the players with a fully adjustable driver. You might not recognize this as a PING driver at first because of its adjustment features.
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