Ping G410 Plus Golf Drivers
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Ping G410 Plus Golf Drivers
Designed for golfers seeking more distance and adjustability, the Ping G410 Plus Driver (released in 2019) combines forgiveness with custom performance. Featuring a movable weight technology, it allows golfers to fine-tune their launch conditions and shot shape for a draw or fade bias. The driver’s internal dragonfly technology and ultra-thin crown aim to maximize clubhead speed for a longer distance, while the turbulators on the crown reduce drag for a smooth swing.
Key features include:
| Creased Crown | Combined with internal Dragonfly Tech to save weight and improve MOI and stability. |
| Streamlined Shape | Reduces drag in the downswing for increasing clubhead speed, ball velocity, and distance. |
| 8-Lobe Trajectory Tuning | A lightweight, aerodynamic hosel sleeve that provides eight positions for influencing ball flight through loft (±1.5°) and lie adjustments, including up to 3° flatter than standard. |
| Fast Face | A forged and heat-treated T9S+ face insert yields faster ball speeds and distance. |
| Movable Weight | Enables you to position the centre of gravity for controlling your ball flight, putting tour-level fitting in your hands. |
Top Competitors
The Titleist TS3 Driver boasts a similar focus on adjustability with a SureFit hosel that allows golfers to fine-tune loft and lie angle for optimal launch conditions. It also features a titanium face designed for high ball speeds and distance. The TS3 is an option for golfers who prioritize a wide range of adjustability. The TaylorMade M2 Driver focuses on forgiveness with a large clubface and a forgiving design. It also features a T-shaped face insert for improved ball speed across the face, even on off-center hits. The M2 is for golfers who prioritize forgiveness and a larger sweet spot for more consistent distance, even on mishits.
Progression of the G410 Plus driver:
Designed to replace the previous G400 driver, the Ping G410 Plus was the first Ping driver with adjustable weighting. The 16g moveable back weight with draw, neutral, and fade settings allows golfers to customize ball flight for more draw or fade bias. The 410 also features an improved loft sleeve.
| 👍 Pros |
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| The Ping G410 Driver added 25 yards to my drives, mainly by straightening out my fade. You can hit anywhere in the club face and still end up with a decent result. |
| Bought this two seasons ago and never regretted it once. |
| This is by far the best driver I've ever owned or ever hit, and is so satisfying and fun to use. |
| 👎 Cons |
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| There is a design flaw in these drivers. The face will crack. |
| Unfortunately after only 3 years it has lost its 'pop', distance and accuracy has dropped. At first I thought it was me, but tests and comparisons are showing a worn out driver. |
| It was weak and everything went short and right. |
The Ping G410 Plus Driver is a sleeper for golfers seeking distance and forgiveness. While it’s not be the latest Ping model on the market, it’s a great preformer. It features a movable weight that lets you customize the ball flight, and an adjustable hosel for loft and lie options. If you're looking for a forgiving driver, the Ping G410 Plus Driver is a great choice, especially at the price point you can find it at these days.
Mark Wright from SportsBassGolf
