Information on Ping Graphite Shafts

Ping provides graphite shafts for any type of golf swing.

Ping produces a wide variety of graphite shafts designed to work efficiently with any type of swing. Whether it's for an iron, hybrid or driver, Ping likely has a graphite shaft suitable for all golfers.

Irons

The Ping TFC Series of graphite shafts for irons come in soft, regular and stiff variations with weights ranging from 65-84 grams. The TFC 129i shaft suits Ping G10 and i10 irons. These shafts are lighter and feature more torque than steel iron shafts, creating faster club head speed.

Hybrids

Choosing a shaft for Ping hybrid clubs depends on how golfers view these clubs. Those players who see the hybrids as fairway woods (as opposed to long irons) should use graphite shafts. Ping offers many types of hybrid graphite shafts, including the TFC 129H, UST V2 High Launch and the ProLaunch Red. Each shaft comes in different weights and torque to fit each golfer's needs.

Drivers

Driving distance can be altered greatly by the type of shaft. For players with a slower swing speed, a more flexible shaft is required. Ping delivers the TFC 909D shaft, which provides 6.0 degrees of torque, the highest amount for a Ping driver shaft. Conversely, the VS Proto 65 Extra-Stiff features 3.0 degrees of torque, showcasing the wide ranging demographics reached by Ping graphite driver shafts.

References

• PING: Iron Shafts
• PING: Hybrid Shafts
• PING: Driver Shafts
• The Sand Trap: Ping G15 Iron Review
• Golf a Lot: Golf Shafts Buying Guide