Do all Ping irons have serial numbers?
Do all Ping irons have serial numbers?
On iron sets, Ping puts the serial number on all clubs. On the newer drivers and fairway woods the serial numbers are on the sole of the club back toward the hosel.
Where is serial number on Ping iron?
hosel
The serial number is placed on the back of the hosel of the club (which is the part right at the base of the shaft before the head.)
What year is Ping G5?
2005
Ping released the G5 driver in 2005. It is a titanium, 460cc club head.
How can you tell if Ping irons are real?
Call Ping at (800) 4-PING-FIT (800-474-6434) and provide the details of the club and the manufacturer. Ping should be able to tell you if the club is a genuine Ping product. Purchase new Ping clubs only from authorized Ping retailers to ensure you get a proper set of Ping clubs.
How old are PING G5 irons?
Shipments begin Sept. 1, 2005. The G5 Hybrids are the first-ever wood-like hybrids from Ping.
How do I find my PING serial number?
Serial numbers for the majority of PING golf clubs can be found on the hosel (where the shaft enters the clubhead). In some cases the numbers may be on the sole, or with putters the face or heel.
Are Ping G5 irons still good?
The Ping G5 irons won TG’s game-improvement irons test last year, and nothing has changed: they are as good as ever, competing against more expensive models on an equal footing.
Is the Ping G5 forgiving?
Designed in multiple sections for maximum performance, the radius of the lead edge helps improve ground impact for better ball impact. Enhanced perimeter weighting maked the G5 iron very forgiving. By increasing the moment of inertia, off center shots are straighter and distance loss is decreased.
How old are Ping G5 irons?
How do I check my ping serial number?
How do I check my ping serial number?
- Locate the serial number on the Ping club to be verified.
- Contact the Ping Consumer Relations Department by phone at (800) 474-6434 or through an online contact form available on the company’s website.
Where is the serial number on golf clubs?
The serial numbers can be found etched into the back of the hosel on drivers, fairways, and rescue clubs. For iron sets, the serial number can be found on the 5-iron (or the 7-iron for newer product), and neither wedges nor putters will have a serial number.
What does the serial number on a PING golf club mean?
Serial Numbers. Ping uses its serial numbers for two primary purposes: replacing broken or lost clubs and identifying thefts or forgeries. The serial number on each club encodes a complete description of that club, including what the dot color or lie angle of the club is, what the shaft is made of and what qualities it has, how long the club is,…
Are there any patents on Ping golf clubs?
There is an array of Ping golf clubs, and the company has more than 400 patents on various club designs, which are made to hit more accurately without compromising the original integrity of the golf club.
When did PING change the grooves on Eye2 irons?
U Grooved Eye2 irons and wedges modified by PING in the mid 1990’s (Because the R&A deemed U grooved Eye2’s non-conforming beginning in 1996, PING modified the grooves on a number of these sets in the mid-1990’s, and kept records of the serial number of each modified set):
What happens if a ping pong club is lost?
Because PING places a serial number on each club we make, and maintains for decades the data identifying the custom specifications associated with each such serial number, if a club from a set is lost, broken or stolen, PING can supply a “replacement” club made to the original specifications.