PING G430 MAX Golf Fairway

PING G430 MAX Golf Fairway

There is something about a PING fairway wood that makes it an incredibly confidence inspiring club when placed behind the ball at address. When this is combined with industry leading performance you have a club that can seriously improve you golf game. The PING G430 Max fairway wood is a superb new release that ticks every single box.

In all the G430 fairways, PING have developed Carbonfly Wrap technology which helps to deliver more distance by positioning the CG closer to the force line to maximise ball speed, resulting in higher, longer carries, whether fit for the MAX or SFT model. The lightweight composite crown wraps into the heel and toe sections of the skirt, creating weight savings of 10 grams which are reallocated to achieve the lower the CG and increase ball speed. The composite also plays a role in the pleasing sound. A tungsten backweight extends the perimeter weighting to ensure forgiveness. Two proven technologies from the previous generation carry over and contribute to distance gains and spin consistency across the clubface. FaceWrap Technology is a variable-thickness, high-strength maraging steel face that wraps into the sole and crown of the stainless steelhead, generating more flexing for faster ball speed and higher launch for greater distance.

The variable roll radius of Spinsistency improves performance across the face (especially on thin shots) by reducing spin to increase ball speed from the maraging steel face. Each of the models is engineered to help produce added distance and forgiveness for a variety of skill levels. The PING G430 MAX fits the widest range of golfers with four available loft options (3W/15°, 5W/18°,7W/21°, 9W/24°)and is likely to be the standout fairway wood of the year.

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

• High Strength Maraging Steel Face
• Carbonfly Wrap Helps To Deliver More Distance 
• Spinsistency Technology Delivers More Consistent Spin Rates Across The Whole Face
• Increased Carry Over Previous Generations
• Hugely Forgiving On Off-Centre Strikes