Posts Tagged ‘putters’

Ping Rapture V2 VS The Ping G5

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009
by George Statos

What does a successful driver mean to you? For some people, the more technologically advanced a driver is the more effective and high-performing it is. This is probably what the Ping company was going for when they produced the Ping Rapture V2. These are one of the most high-priced drivers in the market and their innovative details are the reason why.

With the Ping Rapture, you get a composite web crown that includes some titanium but is not an all-titanium club. This removes any additional weight in the head and adds 20 grams of discretionary weight. The weight is shifted to the sides and back so that the moment of inertia is higher and the launch angle is higher. For some, this compromises the ability to achieve greater distances but it really depends on the skill level of the player.

This also gives the driver a more solid sound. Aside from weighting, the V2 also has a hotter face with variable thickness. You not only get advanced technology, but also traditional club head shaping.

The Rapture currently has a number of fans, but those who have had the experience with the Ping G5 are not all ready to switch drivers. The main reason is that the Rapture does not offer that much more than the G5 when it comes to technology. However, the Rapture is more forgiving and does deliver a bit more distance. In addition, the stock Aldila VS Proto shaft in the Rapture V2 is slightly better than the G5.

While the Rapture ranks well when it is compared to competitor models from other companies, it is still one of the more pricey ones. If price is not an issue, then the Rapture will perform to its highest potential.

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Reviewing Golf Putters

Friday, April 24th, 2009

golf accessories

To an avid golfer, golf equipment and golf accessories are everything. They want to have the best equipment, so that their game will always be at its best. These are the individuals who worry about everything from their golf balls to the putters that they use to hit them with. There are different types of the putter and which one an individual chooses to use will depend on their skill at the game and of course personal preference. There is the cavity or concave type of the putter, the mallet putter and the blade putter.

Whether you buy them at a golf warehouse, a discount golf outlet or any other golf store, putters help your game by taking those small shots to a level that can become an art form. It is something that you have to feel comfortable with. If you go by price alone, then there is a chance that it may not be the right one, and it will be too late once you take it to the course at the golf club in your locale. You may end up back at the store looking to buy another one. So try it out when you are buying and purchase the one you are most comfortable with.

Custom golf fitters can customize putters to fit your height or style so you will be playing with one that is specifically designed for you. When you pay dearly for your equipment you want to make sure it is perfect for you. At least 50% of the short shots are taken with a putter and they don’t look at all like the ones you use to play miniature golf. There is a big difference now. A lot of technology goes into making the right putter today.

Whether you are a novice at the game of golf or a pro, you can find putters that fit your skill level. Many different putter clubs can be customized especially for the golfer, allowing them to have the best designed golf club to suit their particular golfing needs. When you are purchasing golf equipment and golf accessories from a custom golf store, you will most likely find older versions of golf equipment, but you may also find those that look modern and futuristic. The look of the clubs may be important to many individuals; however, they are normally concerned with finding a putter that will improve their game.

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