Ping G440 Fairway Woods and Hybrids Review: Max vs. LS Tech

Today on H.I.T GOLF, Ping's new Fairway woods and hybrids face the scrutiny of the team. The G440s hybrid and 7 wood are put to the test, with the Max 3-wood and LS Tech 3-wood stealing the spotlight. The team dives into the details, praising the compact head covers and the sleek design of the G440 hybrid. With its low central gravity and high MOI, the hybrid delivers solid performance and a satisfyingly loud hit on impact.

Moving on to the G440 Max 7 wood, the team is impressed by its shallow face and adjustable loft, showcasing high launch and confidence-boosting features. As they tee off with the Max 3-wood, priced at £350, its symmetrical design and shallow face earn accolades for solid hits and enhanced power. However, the LS Tech 3-wood steals the show with a jaw-dropping price tag of £575, boasting tungsten weight and titanium face for a premium finish.

Despite the LS Tech's premium materials, the team finds its performance lacking compared to the Max, failing to justify the steep price point. While some shots show promise, the LS Tech falls short in distance and overall performance, leaving the team questioning its value proposition. In conclusion, the team finds the Max and 7 wood to be solid choices, but the LS Tech's exorbitant price may deter golfers seeking performance that matches the cost.