Ping Ti SI Drivers
Ping Ti SI Drivers
[May 08, 2001]
Forrerst Sp[ringer
Shoot in the 70s
Model Reviewed:
Ping TISI 8.5 LSS
This driver has upgraded me from 220-230 yds to 240-250 w/ some 270-280 yds.This is bound to take some pressure off my short game. My normal shot w/ my Gravity Back is a slight draw. I have more of a tendancy to fade this club but with the extra distance , who cares? No snap hooks!! Better control! Similar Products Used: Callaway Warbird-Cleveland Tour Action-McHenry Metals- Goldwyn-Taylormade Ti Bubble-Cobra Gravity Back |
[May 08, 2001]
Joe
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
10* RUS
I literally hit the TiSi 25-30 yds past where I hit the Firesole! That's three clubs less per approach shot! Plus this club is a lot straighter than the Firesole (which wasn't that bad). Customer Service Best in the biz. Call 1-800-PingFit for questions. They are knowledgable and helpful. Similar Products Used: TM Firesole 9.5*, Wilson Deep Red 10.5*, TM 360, Ping TiSi 10* RUD |
[May 03, 2001]
Jay
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Tisi
I have the 10 degree RUD with UST Proforce 65. TEE IT UP AND LET IT FLY. I am ripping this club. I think I need to start playing from the blues. Customer Service Good, but slow Similar Products Used: Callaway GBB; Taylormade Ti Bubble II Forged. |
[May 03, 2001]
Ian Robertson
Shoot in the 100s
Model Reviewed:
TiSi 10deg
I am starting to think that 13 - 17 y/o youths tend towards exageration. They all seem to hit this club 300 yards or more!!!! Customer Service no experience Similar Products Used: Hippo Giant, Cubic Balance Easyair, Taylor Made 320, Calloway etc |
[Apr 30, 2001]
Steve
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TISI 10 degree, stiff
This is a solid club, good feel, easy setup. This club will not solve a bad swing, if you are 15 plus handicap you should stay with Callway products, good golfers are able to crush this club. At the Masters this year, it was the number two drivers used, number one among college players today. Similar Products Used: Mizuno, Callaway |
[Apr 30, 2001]
Shinya Takagi
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Tisi RSS 10
This is an update review from myself about the club. Customer Service Good and willing to give you an advise. Similar Products Used: by name |
[Apr 29, 2001]
Edward
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Ping Ti Si
I have been eyeing these clubs for some time know and was given the oppertunity to play a round of golf with 10 degree Ti Si. When I hit it on the sweet spot it would travel about 10 yards farther than my GBB. When I didn't hit the sweet spot, it still went far and stayed close to the fairway if not on it. I have hear several people complain that the club will crack on the face and have overheard golfers say that the back weight has fallen off on several players. This sounds hard to believe that Ping would allow a one of their clubs to be produced this way. Because of the poor workmanship on the club I will probably not purchase at such a high price and keep on playing with my GBB. Will continue to keep looking for a club that will out perform the one I currently use. Customer Service I like their irons and have had some work done on them with GREAT success. Their customer service worked on my irons and got them back to me within a week. It is ashame that they are having problems keeping their drivers on the range without falling apart. Similar Products Used: 975D, |
[Apr 29, 2001]
Steve
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
8.5 Degree
I tried this club at the Range yesterday and i seemed to crush the ball further than ever before. The club head is so huge. I seemed to just launch the ball off the face. Although the balls seem to spray left and right around the target line. A few straight ones but they mostly sprayed. The Titleist 975D seems to be better for me. Try before you buy. Similar Products Used: Titlest975D |
[Apr 28, 2001]
Golfer-Man
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
TiSi
I do not own the ISI Titanium but I have tried it on several occasions. Let me tell you that it is a well manufactured product, but is very expansive. I cannot hit the thing. It looks like a mailbox looking down at it, and it makes the shaft way to whippy. I can barely get it in the air and when I do, it slices mad. It is not for me, maybe the smaller version that came out will be better. I would recommend that people try it (I didn't come here to drive people away from this product) because many people do like it, and it seems to go pretty deep for them. Similar Products Used: Goldwin, ProSelect, Northwestern. |
[Apr 28, 2001]
Matt
Shoot in the 70s
I hit the ball really far, however, PING seems to have a construction problem with their clubs. I cracked the face a weeks after I got it, they replaced it, no problem and installed a UST ProForce for only $23 extra. Then I cracked it again. Sent it back. Replaced. Cracked. Sent back. Replaced. I have cracked the head 5 times on this crappy club! I just got it back last week from being fixed for the 4th time and within 15 hits it had a hairline crack across the entire second-to-top scoreline! It sounded pretty cool to hit after that, though. I am so mad at PING for making such a lousy product. I know a scratch golfer who has to have two PING drivers: so he has a backup when the other one cracks, usually about once a month! This last time me and some friends just beat everything out of the club before sending it back: I sent it back with the face hanging on by just a 1/4 of metal near the toe. It's cracked on the sole, the groove, and connected at the toe and the face was hanging off the head like a door! If anyone has had similar experiences with this piece of crap club please email me: Ozc1500@aol.com. Thanks. I think I'm switching to a Titleist 975D; I can't take this anymore! Customer Service All five times I've broken the head they've had it back within 2 weeks. I can bet you this: as soon as they stop warrantying these drivers, they'll become extinct because of thier cheap construction. Read my review. Similar Products Used: Titleist 975D |