The G20 is a great driver. The G25 is noticeably more forgiving than the G20. G20 has Strong on forgiveness, strong trajectory. Good spin characteristics and good distance,so good that I could just play this driver for the rest of my golfing life. With g25's Sweetspot just seems to be bigger. Very easy to make good contact. Much easier to hit than the K15 and that club was crazy forgiving.
This g25 driver has an understated look — not flashy, but it definitely looks like it means business. Pear-shaped clubhead and subtle graphics. The matte black finish provides a stealth appearance that’s a nice change of pace. The sole is also all black with just a big Ping and G25 on the bottom so from top to bottom this is a great looking stick.
The hosel works on the principle of locking the shaft in place through contours on the shaft tip rather than grooves and it can sometimes be a little stiff to remove the head because of this. This driver launches the ball with very low spin compared to other drivers that I have hit. Less spin and good trajectory translate into good distance and roll. he addition of the adjustable hosel is also new for 2013. The Anser was Pings first adjustable driver, now that same hosel is used in the G25 driver for sale. While not as complex or as adjustable as other drivers, it does help tweak the driver for a more accurate fit.
The G25 feels like it has a sweet spot that takes up the entire club face. It was difficult to miss hit this driver for that very reason. I found the ping g25 irons for sale was just a little longer than the distances I was hitting the G20 driver for sale. The Ping G25 driver still gives you all the forgiveness you are used to from their G drivers. The trajectory of the G25 driver was similar to the G20 and the flight was maybe a little stronger. The driver sits well at address and even though it seems to want to fall open when you ground it, it does stay square. This could be because the more subtle shaping around the sole weight allows the camber of the sole to work with the adjustable hosel as the change in loft changes the lie fractionally.
I had a hard time finding anything about the G25 that I didn’t like. The G25 on the other hand is just easier to hit and longer. To me, the jump in performance from the G25 to the G20 driver is bigger than the jump from the G15 to the G20.
This g25 driver has an understated look — not flashy, but it definitely looks like it means business. Pear-shaped clubhead and subtle graphics. The matte black finish provides a stealth appearance that’s a nice change of pace. The sole is also all black with just a big Ping and G25 on the bottom so from top to bottom this is a great looking stick.
The hosel works on the principle of locking the shaft in place through contours on the shaft tip rather than grooves and it can sometimes be a little stiff to remove the head because of this. This driver launches the ball with very low spin compared to other drivers that I have hit. Less spin and good trajectory translate into good distance and roll. he addition of the adjustable hosel is also new for 2013. The Anser was Pings first adjustable driver, now that same hosel is used in the G25 driver for sale. While not as complex or as adjustable as other drivers, it does help tweak the driver for a more accurate fit.
The G25 feels like it has a sweet spot that takes up the entire club face. It was difficult to miss hit this driver for that very reason. I found the ping g25 irons for sale was just a little longer than the distances I was hitting the G20 driver for sale. The Ping G25 driver still gives you all the forgiveness you are used to from their G drivers. The trajectory of the G25 driver was similar to the G20 and the flight was maybe a little stronger. The driver sits well at address and even though it seems to want to fall open when you ground it, it does stay square. This could be because the more subtle shaping around the sole weight allows the camber of the sole to work with the adjustable hosel as the change in loft changes the lie fractionally.
I had a hard time finding anything about the G25 that I didn’t like. The G25 on the other hand is just easier to hit and longer. To me, the jump in performance from the G25 to the G20 driver is bigger than the jump from the G15 to the G20.