Summary: After reading the last review I thought I would make a comment. I am not a good golfer so my review will not apply to everyone. I am a slicer and this driver keeps me in the fairway as well as any I have tried,and that is a lot.I have giver up on learning to swing correctly so the offset driver does the job. I can still fade but the huge banana slice is pretty much gone, thank goodness. I can generally aim left center and stay in play now, same with the Cobra Speed LD.
Similar Products Used: Callaway Diablo Octane (long), Callaway BB 454, Cobra Speed LD offset (very good), Cleveland Launcher '09, Ping G5, Taylor Made Quad, TM 580
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Summary: The King Has Got No Clothes!!!!
There I said it, hopefully as per the fable, everyone will now admit it. This driver is not the most accurate for hitting fairways. If you like going left one hole and right the next, this is for you. For me this is about as dangerous as it gets. Long yes, will it improve your scores, I doubt it, you will be looking for too many balls in the rough.
Similar Products Used: Ping Rapture, Bang0matic, titleist DComp, cobra speed pro s (one of the longest and easiest drivers to hit ever)speed pro D, S9.1, S9.1 Pro, geek failsafe, 1,2 and 3, Tour edge, XLD, XLD LS, Taylormade R7, SMT Encoure, Geek Failsafe, Cobra 460, Srixon, Zti, W506, W403, ZRW and too many more to mention.
I just checked on our favorite prolific auction site, there are 81 ping G10s for sale. Only 12 Titleist D Comps and just FIVE Cobra Speed pro drivers for sale. Why are 81 people selling their G10s and only 5 Cobra speed pros? I rest mu case. "The Ping is in the altogether"
Did it ever occur to you that maybe there are more Ping G10 drivers that have been sold than Titleist D Comps? I've never met anyone who played a Cobra Speed Pro. You should be looking at the number of G10s on auction as a percentage of how many were sold. That, my friend, will provide you with a more accurate assessment of which club people like more.
Here's an interesting statistic, If i search Driver in sporting goods on Eb
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Review Date January 19, 2011
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Visitors rate this review 2.83 of 5,
6.00 votes
Reviewed by: edward Geary(Unregistered User)
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Shoots in the 70s
Model Reviewed: ping g10 driver
Summary: had all ping models and taylor made and callaway,and gone back to buy a new G10 Driver.It is a dream of a driver ,it sits so square on the tee box ,I love it once again and will never leave it again.
edward Geary
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Summary: Right,I should start by saying that I have never been the most consistent with a driver.I accepted it as just having a poor swing,always figuring that weights,different drivers,offsets were a bit gimmicky and unlikely to cure my fundamental problems with distance and slice(huge fade)..then I demoed the G10 offset! Wow! I'm not going to say I was driving 300 yards but I consistently drove 260(long for me) and 9/10 straight as an arrow..the odd one being my fault.I would urge anybody struggling for distance and with a pronounced fade to get one..and considering it took me an age with my typing skills to post this,I really mean it!
Customer Service: Excellent
Similar Products Used: Callaway Big Bertha,Callaway Hyper x
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Summary: Just picked up a new Ping G10 10.5 Regular TFC on ebay at a great deal. It is a very friendly club. Sets up very nice and has a very large sweetspot. Great feel, and the look at set up instills confidence. I am left handed and cannot always demo clubs before I buy. So getting the latest driver is not economically feasible to me. Wait for the next generation club and buy last years model. This club is a charm.
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