Best Ping Fairway Woods
For many, many years, Ping have been producing a some of the best fairway woods (opens in new tab) on the market. Blending performance and forgiveness, Ping has found a great balance producing a range of fairway woods that are extremely popular among amateurs and professionals. When it comes to fairway woods, they are often regarded as the hardest clubs in the bag to use. Sitting at around 43″ long, they have to work well off the tee but also from the fairway. As they tend to come with a smaller head than a driver, there is not a lot of sweet spot on the club face to play with and that’s why they can sometimes be quite unforgiving.
Used by the likes of Viktor Hovland, Tony Finau, Lee Westwood, Louis Oosthuizen and Leona Maguire, the brand certainly knows a thing or two about producing a top quality golf club. Below, we have taken a deep dive into the best Ping fairway woods, with the purpose of helping inform you and assisting your buying decisions. Alternatively if Ping isn’t to your taste, we also recommend checking out our guides on the best Callaway fairway woods (opens in new tab) or the best TaylorMade fairway woods (opens in new tab).
Best Ping Fairway Woods
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Unlike its predecessor, the Ping G425 Max Fairway Wood has a one-piece face, rather than a steel face insert, which has increased ball speeds on the G425 Max by up to 1.5mph. This has translated into forgiveness and distance, which puts it as one of the best fairway woods (opens in new tab) on the market and a superb all-rounder. Not only that, but Ping have removed the turbulators from the crown, making for a much cleaner, matte aesthetic.
The Max head comes in options from 3-wood all the way to a 9-wood, with the 7-wood, in particular, a very popular option for Ping’s Tour players who like to use it to approach greens on par 5s. Add in the brand’s proprietary Spinsistency technology, and it means that these fairway woods spin consistently so you can count on specific carry…
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